Auditorium

Auditorium

Cipher Prime Studios · February 28, 2012 · Indie, Casual, Music, Puzzle, Great Soundtrack

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Auditorium price by region

Auditorium costs £0.54 in the United Kingdom, €0.61 in Europe (EUR), $0.73 in the United States, $0.73 in Georgia (USD), CA$3.11 in Canada, zł3.37 in Poland, NZ$3.43 in New Zealand, A$3.98 in Australia and R$5.25 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Auditorium offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.54 −73% £1.99 £0.54 5
Europe (EUR) €0.61 −78% €2.79 €0.61 5
United Statesyour region $0.73 −74% $2.79 $0.73 5
Georgia (USD) $0.73 −85% $4.99 $0.73 5
Canada CA$3.11 −60% CA$3.11 — 2
Poland zł3.37 −67% zł10.19 zł3.37 4
New Zealand NZ$3.43 −60% NZ$3.43 — 2
Australia A$3.98 −60% A$3.98 — 2
Brazil R$5.25 −60% R$5.59 R$5.25 3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Auditorium

✦ AI summary

Auditorium is a particle puzzle game where you manipulate light and sound by drawing paths to fill audio containers and create music. There are no single solutions—experiment freely with multiple approaches to each puzzle and discover why this award-winning game captivated players worldwide.

The classic particle puzzler finally arrives on Steam! Turn light into sound in this multi-award winning game. Auditorium is about the process of discovery and play. There are no right or wrong answers, and there are any number of ways to solve each puzzle. See why Auditorium has won countless awards and is considered the Second Best Browser Game of All Time. To get started, turn up your sound and fill up the first audio container!
We hope you enjoy playing in our Auditorium!

Auditorium — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Auditorium is a relaxing puzzle game where players redirect streams of light and sound into containers to create music, with intuitive mechanics and a calming atmosphere that players consistently praise. The main draw is the blend of puzzle-solving with musical creation, making the experience feel artistic and meditative rather than intense or challenging. However, the game suffers from low resolution and scaling issues that have not aged well on modern displays, which significantly diminishes the experience for some players despite the core concept remaining engaging.

Recommended Jun 17, 2026
[h1] Puzzles of your dreams. Listen to music as it emerges from silence as you pull nodes in the right direction, making stream fly across bars, filling them up. For a puzzle game with a little bit of thinking I guess it's ok. [/h1]
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Recommended Jun 18, 2026
Auditorium is a fascinating blend of puzzle-solving, music creation, and visual art developed and published by Cipher Prime Studios. Rather than challenging players with conventional obstacles, the game builds its entire identity around the manipulation of flowing streams of light. Each level presents a minimalist environment where particles travel across the screen, and the player must redirect them into colored containers using various interactive fields. While the objective sounds simple on paper, the execution creates an experience that is both intellectually engaging and emotionally calming. Auditorium stands out because it transforms every successful solution into part of a larger musical composition, making players feel as though they are simultaneously solving puzzles and performing music. The game's central mechanic revolves around controlling particle streams through the strategic placement and adjustment of influence fields. These fields bend, rotate, attract, or alter the flow of light, allowing players to guide particles toward their destinations. Early levels serve as gentle introductions to the mechanics, but the complexity gradually increases as new elements and in…
Recommended May 31, 2026
Omg I love Auditorium! I remember playing it as a flash game circa 2008. The puzzles are fun, engaging, and relaxing. I am a music nerd and the catchy melodies of the piano paired with the hypnotizing ribbons of color make this game worth the 6.99. The game mechanics are intuitive too. I cannot recommend this game enough!
Recommended Mar 25, 2026
one of my favorites, fun, beautiful, uplifting, relaxing, neat
Recommended Jan 11, 2026
Adjust the flux to solve the puzzles and get nice colors and music. That's it, that's the game. It's not the most intense experience, but eh, I enjoyed it.
Not recommended Dec 20, 2025
Very low resolution, did not survive time. I played this way back when I was younger and I loved it back then. But now, its just not good anymore. If they had updated it and made it work on new age resolutions, it would have been golden, and even worth full price. But now, its just not. Its really hideous even for a music game. I can't get into it anymore, way harder with bigger screens because everything kinda doesn't line up anymore. Sorry Cipher Prime, if you want to make this good again, you gotta update the resolution of the product.

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