Auro: A Monster-Bumping Adventure

About This Game

Auro: A Monster Bumping Adventure introduces a new kind of gameplay: Bumping Tactics.

Guide Prince Auro through procedurally generated dungeons in this one-of-a-kind single-player turn based game, with only a handful of tactical spells and your wits to protect you. Face a variety of monsters, each with their own fun abilites, and then when they least expect it, give ’em a healthy bump, straight into the drink!

Auro is easy to learn, difficult to master, thanks to Dinofarm Games, who’ve taken over six years to polish this critically-acclaimed game and bring it to Steam in its best form yet.

Features

• A single-player competitive campaign mode
• Procedurally generated maps
• Deep, skill-based gameplay
• Emergent complexity! Crazy combos!
• Nine carefully balanced and exciting spells
• Quickly get to the action – no nonsense!
• A whole bunch of fun, challenging monsters
• Detailed, colorful pixel art
• An original thematic soundtrack
• From Dinofarm Games, the creators of the hit iOS dungeon-crawler 100 Rogues

The game has been massively overhauled for its Steam version, with new art, a completely redesigned UI, a new map generation algorithm, new rules, changes to monsters and spells, and much more.

Want a bit more info about the game? Why not watch this how-to-play video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaG4vtq2sc0

Find out more at http://www.dinofarmgames.com

Come hang with the devs and the community at the KBGames discord: https://discord.gg/5UQbuJT8XY

Reviews

“You’re rewarded for being clever, creative, and aggressive, and thanks to the scaling difficulty, there’s always a new challenge around the corner.”
5/5 – Touch Arcade

“…Show it a fraction of the forbearance given to an RPG or a 4X game and you’ll be entranced by a beautifully efficient design that makes the player feel like some arcane trickster genius.”
5/5 – Pocket Tactics

“It means that while on the surface Auro looks like a dungeon crawler, it’s really a cleverly designed puzzle of strategy and tactics.”
9/10 – Pocket Gamer