- November 20, 2020
- Luski Game Studio
Aurora: A Child's Journey
Aurora: A Child’s Journey has a strong message on the dangers of pollution, but the gameplay is far too ordinary to make it worth your while.
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Aurora: A Child's Journey is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Luski Game Studio and was released on November 20, 2020. It received negative reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.
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.





- Aurora: A Child's Journey features beautiful graphics and a charming art style that enhances the emotional storytelling.
- The game delivers a powerful message about environmental issues through the innocent perspective of a child, making it both poignant and thought-provoking.
- It's a short, free game that provides a relaxing experience, making it accessible for players of all ages, especially children.
- The gameplay is very simple and lacks depth, with many players finding it too short and easy, often completing it in under 20 minutes.
- There are several technical issues, including glitches and awkward controls, particularly during the boat sequence, which can lead to frustrating experiences.
- While the story is impactful, some players felt it was disjointed and could have benefited from a more cohesive narrative structure.
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The game's story, inspired by a real environmental disaster in Brazil, is both poignant and emotionally impactful, focusing on a young girl's imaginative journey through pollution and catastrophe. While the narrative is short—lasting under 20 minutes—it effectively conveys a strong message about climate change and its effects on communities, though some players feel it could benefit from a longer, more complex storyline. Overall, the combination of beautiful visuals and a heartfelt story resonates well, making it a memorable experience despite its simplicity.
“A poignant story about how a small child might imagine away pollution in order to be able to be a child and enjoy life in communities most impacted by their environmental damages.”
“This game tells a moving story and it features stunning environments, an immersive soundtrack, and beautiful graphics.”
“Short story, but it brings a very strong message about a true tragedy, where people suffer the consequences of the disaster until today.”
“The whole thing lasts less than 20 minutes, conveys a little story about a girl facing a catastrophe, and it's over before some people could even get the thing downloaded.”
“Little to no replayability as there is one simple storyline and no resolution.”
“The storyline was basically nothing, just going forward and forward, and I didn't even understand what they wanted to say by the ending.”
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Aurora: A Child's Journey is a action adventure game.
Aurora: A Child's Journey is available on PC, Steam Deck and Windows.
Aurora: A Child's Journey was released on November 20, 2020.
Aurora: A Child's Journey was developed by Luski Game Studio.
Aurora: A Child's Journey has received negative reviews from players and negative reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.
Aurora: A Child's Journey is a single player game.
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