Aurora: Hidden Colors

Aurora: Hidden Colors is a 2D turn-based RPG with story, battle and adventure modes. Explore a magical world, fight monsters and other opponents, and take on missions as ordinary people become heroes.

Story

In Story Mode, play as Gabriela, a superhero who sees people’s feelings as colors around them. Her mission is to stop Igor from turning people into a soulless slave army. Save her cousin, protect her family and allies, learn new powers, and fulfill a mission given by the spirits. The five-chapter journey also shows how Gabriela gained her powers after meeting an old friendly face.

You can also play as Nadia in Birch Village, where you experience the beginning of a catastrophe and fight Igor to protect the people and prevent him from destroying the village. Story Mode includes postgame content, alongside places to explore, monsters and magical creatures to battle, collectibles, missions, challenges and tournaments.

Life and crafting

Between battles, help care for a farm, fish, cook, mine and craft equipment, and practice your combat skills. You can also release imprisoned demons and defeat them for drops.

Battle modes

Arcade Mode pits you against rivals and bosses. In local Raid Mode, you can challenge up to four friends; the mode is playable online through Steam Remote Play Together. Four players can fight alternative versions of bosses controlled by AI or by a fifth player. Across the battle modes, there are 72 playable characters, with one or more skins per character, plus tutorials, training and a Battle Shop where you trade your efforts for rewards. Modes support one to five people.

Create an adventurer

Adventure Mode follows a story distinct from Story Mode. Choose your character’s name, pronouns and appearance from the available options, then explore, help people and develop your skills by completing missions. Your personality determines what kind of pet you have, and you can take your pet and friends along as you progress toward harder tasks.

Accessible color mechanics

All color-based mechanics are accessible to colorblind players.