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Vladimir Maslov / May 26, 2016 / Casual, Indie
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CompareAurora Nights is an entertaining educational game for learning to identify the constellations.
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Hi everyone, The new update for Aurora Nights is out now. - New start screen pictures - Most typos in English version should be fixed now - Steam Store page rehaul - New in-game text font - New 3rd party licenses file added - Additional minor bugfixes Join our Discord for more news and updates! https://discord.gg/3ytEcaY Cheers, Vladimir
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85% positive, 157 reviews
Easy educational game for those looking to learn about the constellations. The starfield shows you where each is found, shows you how to draw it yourself, and then you redraw them yourself. After drawing it once, a little blurb opens up in the encyclopedia for you to learn about its name and mythos.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-31
I`ve been into Astronomy since i was a little boy, i like this alot, it`s very educational.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-21
Caught green glow, turned out to be my WiFi. Pointed antenna north, neighbor streams Netflix from my fridge. Aurora pays the bills, I am happy.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-07
nice game.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-29
I remember that when I was a kid, I enjoyed spending time looking at the sky and trying to figure out the constellations. Back then, I knew how to recognize only a couple of them and the others remained a complete mystery to me. Until I played this little game. Aurora Nights is more of an educational software rather than a game, since there's no actual playthrough apart from connecting the dots representing the...
53 found this helpful, 2016-05-28
More an object of art than a game. And that art is not something really astonishing in its performance, it simply shows us the things we're kinda used to, but almost never see with our own eyes. Right, the stars on the sky. There are two ways to look at it. For one, it's a simple full-complete game (quick achievements), with quite worthy Steam cards that might earn you some extra over the price of the game. That's...
29 found this helpful, 2017-02-06
Skyrim skill interface in 2D, except that instead of increasing health, magicka or stamina you get some nice achievements. Plus, you get to learn a thing or two about the history and features of some of the most prominent constellations of the northern night sky. I like.
16 found this helpful, 2024-12-15
An interesting "game" for the budding astronomer, or the backyard one. This educational family friendly game helps identifiy 36 of the major constellations in the northern hemisphere sky (sorry anyone south of the equator). The skyview map shows what the sky above would look like (divided by regions). A fairly good star map, and makes it easy (once the constellation patterns are recognized) to translate what is...
17 found this helpful, 2016-12-31
My videoreview about this game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWyn3oCu46c I quite liked the concept of this game since I wanted to be able to recognize constellations myself for quite some time now. This product is not really a game, it is more of a mnemonic tool in a setting with a nice atmosphere. I have a few minor complaints about the game in its current state (as of the 26th of May 2016): - The star map...
30 found this helpful, 2016-05-26
I bought this for my son because he says he wants to be an astronaut when he grows up. He enjoys it quite a bit and he's learning about the constellations which he'll need to know if really does pursue astronauthood later on in life. This is a neat little educational game. And you really can't beat the price. Definitely recommended.
19 found this helpful, 2016-05-30