Rate top gamesAura: Fate of the Ages
About
Achieve power and immortality in Aura: Fate of the Ages, a challenging game where you must discover hidden artifacts and explore new worlds. As Umang, your mission is to deliver sacred rings to Grifit, the old master, before the evil Durad steals them. You'll interact with various characters while exploring expansive environments across four worlds--the Ademika Valley, Mechanical World, Isoteric World, and Island of Unity. Solve puzzles and complete challenges to uncover valuable clues and inventory items.
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- OS: Windows® 98SE/ME/2000/XP
- Processor: 800 MHz Pentium® III
- Memory: 64 MB RAM (128 MB Recommended)
- Graphics: 32 MB DirectX 8/9 Compatible 3D Video Card (or Higher)
- DirectX®: DirectX 8.1
- Hard Drive: 1.3 GB Hard Disk Space ( 2.4GB Recommended)
- Sound: 32 MB DirectX 8/9 Compatible 3D Video Card (or Higher)
Aura: Fate of the Ages reviews and comments
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Microsoft from Deutsch
Microsoft from Deutsch
Graphically a pretty Game.
The Puzzles have personally turned out a little too dry for me to say rather very dry.
They are also not particularly logical, so you often have to guess very strongly what to do.
Comparable to Games like shyzm is similar to controlling Aura, but storytechnically can't really keep up.
I also lacked the Long-term Motivation a little bit here. It is also often up to myself.
Basically, I would not recommend the Game because of such Motivational Holes.
There are far better Represents-Syberia, For Example.
Aura gives you a lot of Puzzle tasks that, when you have finally found them out, how there is hardly any tangible Joy working at all-the Path is not really given here either.
Clearly as an absolute Fan of the Myst series, the Puzzles in Riven And Myst aren't exactly Representatives of the perfect puzzle either, but the Story and Aura that Myst and Riven had was miles better than Aura will ever have.
Also clear in Riven was some Puzzles that gave me a long Headache, such as Memorizing the D 'ni Numbers ...
From this point of view nice game, which for me rather dusted in my Library and rather boring is.
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Microsoft from Russian
Microsoft from Russian
The Usual Popin'end'click of times of the Second world, passing which you delete and forget. I would Not say that the game is boring, but made it clearly under amphetamines. To understand the logic of the puzzles, you have to sweat and strain all of your right hemisphere, which you, by virtue of its rendered inferiority, never use. The Game was made with a frame for the sequel, but, to see, did not buy herself and was thrown on a stimoparash. It was Quite amusing to see at the beginning of the game, in the tunnel, the inscription on the rune, which the horseradish will see because of the impossibility to wander around the location and see the inscription closely. Poking game in the search for texture laziness, yes and ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ and at the end of the game we can clearly see the Lucifer's Sigel. But All right puzzles and stuff, I'm more awesome with the main character-a typical Ivan the Fool around which twists the extravaganza of drugs, and he perceives everything as a matter of course. All Quests to pass the game are built on the commission of thoughtless and ruthless actions, without any logic. All the characters live in the Hedgehog, where sleep and eat is unclear. The Hero does not care. Most of all, I flew off the kids, where they have a teddy bear to find. Live on some flying island, one room, no parents, no place to sleep, eat and ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ too. What They do there alone is unclear.
Also, if you like Pointt'n'click games, take on sale. People suffering from SRGS better not to take, the brain of cancer will earn.