AURORA
A wordless puzzle game about the six lost dawns of Cyprus.
You are a pilgrim in temples gone dark. Push shards of light into their alcoves, one chamber at a time, and the dawn comes back.
Six dawns, three awake
Each dawn is a real place in Cyprus with its own rule. Three are playable today, with 117 chambers between them. The other three are still asleep.
Vouni
A Persian palace burned to ash in 380 BCE. Wraiths of the old court still walk the halls.
Wraiths. 57 chambers.
Kourion
A Greek-Roman city on a sunlit sea-cliff, where light itself is shelter from the dark.
Sunbeams. 30 chambers.
Paphos
Aphrodite stepped from rose-coloured sea-foam here at dawn.
Asleep.
Idalion
City of Adonis, the vegetation god who dies each winter and rises each spring.
Asleep.
Soloi
A ruined basilica named for Solon. Its mosaics still bend the morning light through broken mirrors.
Light beams and mirrors. 30 chambers.
Salamis
Sun-bleached eastern ruins, where every step on warm stone trips a forgotten switch.
Asleep.
How a chamber plays
- No words, no timer
- Every rule is shown, never explained. Take as long as you like.
- Par and stars
- Each chamber has a par move count. Match it for three stars.
- Undo anything
- Step back one move or reset the chamber. Stuck for good? Watch the solution.
- Keyboard or touch
- Arrow keys on a computer, on-screen controls on a phone.
- Colour-blind mode
- Adds a glyph to every coloured piece, so no puzzle depends on telling hues apart.
- Three save slots
- Progress stays on your device. No account, no sign-in.
Where to play
- Web browserFree demo
- AndroidComing soon
- SteamComing soon
- iOSComing soon
€6.99
One payment for the full game. No ads and no in-app purchases.