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DEWORLD AURALIS

The village was alive. The factory was running. Then they found something. Now inside remains only what they believed in… and what their madness became.

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About the Game

AURALIS

A story from DEWORLD — a world where reality bends under the influence of human consciousness.

A month ago, an industrial village stopped responding.
The ore processing plant continued operating — at least on the surface.

The plant remained the same on the outside.

Inside — not at all.

The residents — even less so.

You are an agent of a secret division dealing with what does not conform to the norms of reality.
Mission — inspection and report.

This is a short linear experience in which you must traverse the levels of a facility altered by those who remained inside.

Features:

• Several distinct levels
• Running and jumping across hazardous structures
• Traps and unstable zones
• No puzzles or complex systems

“The water here reflects not what it should”