Aurora: A Child's Journey
Luski Game Studio · 2020 · Action, Story Rich, Adventure, Emotional, Atmospheric
PC
Very Positive93% · 986
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About Aurora: A Child's Journey
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Experience an emotional adventure through the eyes of a child dealing with environmental catastrophe, where you'll solve puzzles, navigate dangerous environments, and harness the power of imagination to uncover the truth behind the destruction. Stunning visuals and an immersive soundtrack bring Aurora's journey to life as you blend reality and fantasy to save her community from disaster.
Aurora: A Child's Journey is a short and emotional game about the impacts of a huge environmental disaster through the eyes and feelings of a child. Featuring stunning environments, beautiful graphics and immersive soundtrack, this game tells a simple, sincere and moving story.
Determined to help the environment and her community, Aurora goes on an adventure to find out what is causing so much destruction and how to solve this problem, often mixing reality with her imagination.
To help her, you must jump through stilts, run from a huge aquatic monster, move machines in a factory and most importantly, use Aurora's imagination to change reality, solve puzzles, and find the responsible for the fire that is ravaging her village and its surroundings.
Determined to help the environment and her community, Aurora goes on an adventure to find out what is causing so much destruction and how to solve this problem, often mixing reality with her imagination.
To help her, you must jump through stilts, run from a huge aquatic monster, move machines in a factory and most importantly, use Aurora's imagination to change reality, solve puzzles, and find the responsible for the fire that is ravaging her village and its surroundings.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
smooth control, I beat the game in under 16 mins
cute short game with a message at the end, controls a little off with controller due to no diagonal movement, no invert Y so had to use steam settings to change this, not a big problem, short but enjoyable.
The poor kid died more times goofing around in her own home-world than she did when there were things actually trying to hurt her. A skill issue on my part, or a testament to the violence of poverty? Probably both.
Ok, the river level is super frustrating and is a real experience killer.
Curto, mas bacaninha, que o mundo sobreviva à ganância humana.
I really like the core idea behind this game—how humanity’s actions actively shape the world around us. Even without experiencing the full story yet, that element already stands out and makes the experience feel meaningful and dynamic. From a gameplay perspective, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. On the plus side, the game is short and respects your time, which I genuinely appreciate. However, some technical and visual issues hold it back. Certain areas are extremely dark—so much so that I had to increase my monitor brightness just to see what was happening, which ended up breaking immersion more than enhancing the atmosphere. I also ran into a frustrating issue with the resolution settings. Every time I tried to switch to windowed 1280×720, the game would automatically revert to 1920×1080. Overall, the game shows a lot of promise. The ideas are strong, and there’s a solid foundation here, but it could really benefit from additional polish and technical improvements. I’m looking forward to seeing how they refine their work in future projects.
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