Aurora: A Child's Journey
Guide Aurora through this beautiful adventure using her imagination to discover who's responsible for the fire that is ravaging her village and its surroundings.
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November 20, 2020
5 years and 256 days ago
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Very Positive986 reviews93.4%
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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.
