Auro: Monster Bumping Hack 3.5 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Dinofarm Games
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.5
ID: DinofarmAuro
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Description
All bump. No grind.
Dinofarm Games - creators of 100 Rogues - are pleased to present the critically-acclaimed Auro: A Monster-Bumping Adventure.
TouchArcade ***** - "Auro is one of the rare games in this genre that should please both beginners and experts alike."
Pocket Tactics ***** - "It wants you to see how clever it is, and to show you how clever you are."
Auro introduces a whole new kind of gameplay: Bumping! What's that? Why, it's the strategic use of movement, magic spells, and straight-up bumping to kill monsters to gain points, and become a master Bumper!
Set in an original fantasy universe, guide the brash, spoiled Prince Auro through procedurally generated dungeons, with only a handful of tactical spells - and your wits - to protect you.
Face a variety of monsters, each with their own cool tactical abilities, and then when they least expect it - give 'em a healthy bump - STRAIGHT INTO THE DRINK!
FEATURES
• Procedurally generated maps meaning you'll never face the same challenge twice
• PLAY MODE lets you build up your Rank over time, like an online matchmaking ladder!
• Deep, interesting, and balanced system of gameplay - you can get better at Auro for years
• Crazy emergent complexity! You'll constantly surprise yourself with what's possible
• Nine unique spells that are the result of years of careful balance and testing
• Quick, no-nonsense gameplay.
• 10 Tutorial levels to show you the basics, plus 10 unlockable advanced Tutorials
• Detailed stat-tracking on our RECORDS screen
• A whole cast of colorful and interesting monsters who will give you somethin' to think about!
• The entire game is made up of vibrant, hand-made and fully animated pixel art
• An original thematic soundrack
• Designed from the ground up for use on touchscreens
• Comes with a tutorial, a web manual, a how-to-play gameplay video, and more ways to help you learn
• From Dinofarm Games, the creators of the hit dungeon-crawler 100 Rogues
Requires iOS7 or greater.
Learn more at www.auro-game.com !
Please come say hello at the Dinofarm Forums: http://www.dinofarmgames.com/forum/index.php
The official manual: http://auro-game.com/manual/
Dinofarm Games official site: http://www.dinofarmgames.com
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter at @DinofarmGames!
Like the music? Buy the soundtrack! https://dinofarmgames.bandcamp.com/
Dinofarm Games - creators of 100 Rogues - are pleased to present the critically-acclaimed Auro: A Monster-Bumping Adventure.
TouchArcade ***** - "Auro is one of the rare games in this genre that should please both beginners and experts alike."
Pocket Tactics ***** - "It wants you to see how clever it is, and to show you how clever you are."
Auro introduces a whole new kind of gameplay: Bumping! What's that? Why, it's the strategic use of movement, magic spells, and straight-up bumping to kill monsters to gain points, and become a master Bumper!
Set in an original fantasy universe, guide the brash, spoiled Prince Auro through procedurally generated dungeons, with only a handful of tactical spells - and your wits - to protect you.
Face a variety of monsters, each with their own cool tactical abilities, and then when they least expect it - give 'em a healthy bump - STRAIGHT INTO THE DRINK!
FEATURES
• Procedurally generated maps meaning you'll never face the same challenge twice
• PLAY MODE lets you build up your Rank over time, like an online matchmaking ladder!
• Deep, interesting, and balanced system of gameplay - you can get better at Auro for years
• Crazy emergent complexity! You'll constantly surprise yourself with what's possible
• Nine unique spells that are the result of years of careful balance and testing
• Quick, no-nonsense gameplay.
• 10 Tutorial levels to show you the basics, plus 10 unlockable advanced Tutorials
• Detailed stat-tracking on our RECORDS screen
• A whole cast of colorful and interesting monsters who will give you somethin' to think about!
• The entire game is made up of vibrant, hand-made and fully animated pixel art
• An original thematic soundrack
• Designed from the ground up for use on touchscreens
• Comes with a tutorial, a web manual, a how-to-play gameplay video, and more ways to help you learn
• From Dinofarm Games, the creators of the hit dungeon-crawler 100 Rogues
Requires iOS7 or greater.
Learn more at www.auro-game.com !
Please come say hello at the Dinofarm Forums: http://www.dinofarmgames.com/forum/index.php
The official manual: http://auro-game.com/manual/
Dinofarm Games official site: http://www.dinofarmgames.com
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter at @DinofarmGames!
Like the music? Buy the soundtrack! https://dinofarmgames.bandcamp.com/
Version history
3.5
2023-02-27
Added option for portrait mode.
3.4
2021-07-29
- Fixed achievements
- Fixed beta spells leaking into ranked mode
- Fixed some issues with stack push
- Fixed numerous other bugs fixed and other improvements
- Fixed beta spells leaking into ranked mode
- Fixed some issues with stack push
- Fixed numerous other bugs fixed and other improvements
3.3
2021-01-21
Auro 3.3 is out!
This is the biggest patch since probably 2016’s 2.0 patch!
Beta Monsters and Beta Spells are only available in Custom Matches, so be sure to turn them on in the Custom Game Screen, if you’d like to try them out.
For full patch notes visit http://www.dinofarmgames.com/auro-3-3-is-out-on-steam/
New Achievements
Creature Changes
Adjusted: Water squids are now called Krakens. Adjusted: Brutes will also bounce anyone bumped into them back in the direction they came from.
Adjusted: Charles will now bump Auro backwards, whenever Auro bumps them.
Adjusted: When Charles bumps Auro he will follow, even if there are Flames, or Floe.
Adjusted: Charles will also bump anyone bumped into him back where they came from.
Adjusted: Brutes, Charles, Flat Slimes, Krakens, & Yetis can now be selected as targets for the Dash spell, allowing you to bounce, or bump off of them.
Adjusted: Foxy will now display a targeting reticle on nearby tiles she could attack this turn.
Bugfix: Slimes now wait until they finish moving before turning flat.
Bugfix: Slimes are now heavy when frozen.
Bugfix: Troggles no longer cause a crash if they charge over a Cursed Kid.
Bugfix: Troggles now Bounce if they charge over a Flat Slime.
Bugfix: Troggles no longer kill anything they’re pushed into when in their Charging state.
Bugfix: Krakens are now vulnerable to Smokey Flavoured bounces. Adjusted: Immovable creatures that walk over Flat Slimes, will now kill the slime.
New Status Effect Static charge: Three strikes and you’ll be overloaded and struck by lightning at the end of the turn. Use an attack to discharge this effect, knocking creatures backwards an extra tile. If you’re overloaded, your bumps will stack push when they discharge.
Auro Extended Universe – Beta Spells
Static Swap: Change places with an adjacent monster, and both gain 1 static charge. You can use this ability twice before it expires.
Flip. Charge into an adjacent creature and flip them over your head. Leave Votices on both departed tiles.
Ultimate – Summon The Kraken. Summon a Kraken on a tile destroying it and bouncing everyone adjacent away. Anything on the targeted tile is devoured.
Auro Extended Universe – Beta Monsters
New Creature type
Elemental Motes – Elemental Motes fly slowly towards Auro before exploding with a unique elemental effect. Auro can bump them to push them away before their elemental explosion occurs. When an Elemental Mote spawns in it brings with it an elemental effect that it leaves that tile.
New Creatures Available in Custom Matches!
Custom Game Mode
In addition to choosing what rank you’d like to play, custom games can now include any of the new beta creatures and beta spells you’ve seen in these patch notes. Choose between Zappy & Cursed Bats, Between Furry and Enraged Yetis, and select the elemental type of the Motes & Liches you’ll encounter.
You can also customise your spell loadout with each slot selected individually.
UI Updates Updated: New and adjusted descriptions of many creatures in help mode.
New: While in help mode, it will now display which tiles a Monster can attack when you mouse over it.
New: The camera is now better at following Auro when he’s pushed around.
Updated: Some creatures now have additional effects on their abilities.
This is the biggest patch since probably 2016’s 2.0 patch!
Beta Monsters and Beta Spells are only available in Custom Matches, so be sure to turn them on in the Custom Game Screen, if you’d like to try them out.
For full patch notes visit http://www.dinofarmgames.com/auro-3-3-is-out-on-steam/
New Achievements
Creature Changes
Adjusted: Water squids are now called Krakens. Adjusted: Brutes will also bounce anyone bumped into them back in the direction they came from.
Adjusted: Charles will now bump Auro backwards, whenever Auro bumps them.
Adjusted: When Charles bumps Auro he will follow, even if there are Flames, or Floe.
Adjusted: Charles will also bump anyone bumped into him back where they came from.
Adjusted: Brutes, Charles, Flat Slimes, Krakens, & Yetis can now be selected as targets for the Dash spell, allowing you to bounce, or bump off of them.
Adjusted: Foxy will now display a targeting reticle on nearby tiles she could attack this turn.
Bugfix: Slimes now wait until they finish moving before turning flat.
Bugfix: Slimes are now heavy when frozen.
Bugfix: Troggles no longer cause a crash if they charge over a Cursed Kid.
Bugfix: Troggles now Bounce if they charge over a Flat Slime.
Bugfix: Troggles no longer kill anything they’re pushed into when in their Charging state.
Bugfix: Krakens are now vulnerable to Smokey Flavoured bounces. Adjusted: Immovable creatures that walk over Flat Slimes, will now kill the slime.
New Status Effect Static charge: Three strikes and you’ll be overloaded and struck by lightning at the end of the turn. Use an attack to discharge this effect, knocking creatures backwards an extra tile. If you’re overloaded, your bumps will stack push when they discharge.
Auro Extended Universe – Beta Spells
Static Swap: Change places with an adjacent monster, and both gain 1 static charge. You can use this ability twice before it expires.
Flip. Charge into an adjacent creature and flip them over your head. Leave Votices on both departed tiles.
Ultimate – Summon The Kraken. Summon a Kraken on a tile destroying it and bouncing everyone adjacent away. Anything on the targeted tile is devoured.
Auro Extended Universe – Beta Monsters
New Creature type
Elemental Motes – Elemental Motes fly slowly towards Auro before exploding with a unique elemental effect. Auro can bump them to push them away before their elemental explosion occurs. When an Elemental Mote spawns in it brings with it an elemental effect that it leaves that tile.
New Creatures Available in Custom Matches!
Custom Game Mode
In addition to choosing what rank you’d like to play, custom games can now include any of the new beta creatures and beta spells you’ve seen in these patch notes. Choose between Zappy & Cursed Bats, Between Furry and Enraged Yetis, and select the elemental type of the Motes & Liches you’ll encounter.
You can also customise your spell loadout with each slot selected individually.
UI Updates Updated: New and adjusted descriptions of many creatures in help mode.
New: While in help mode, it will now display which tiles a Monster can attack when you mouse over it.
New: The camera is now better at following Auro when he’s pushed around.
Updated: Some creatures now have additional effects on their abilities.
3.1
2020-11-06
A massive overhaul - Auro is more or less like a new game at this point, completely redesigned first back in 2016 for PC, and now re-built from scratch in 2020 for iOS! We have a lot of new features coming, so stay tuned.
1.31
2015-06-16
Version 1.31 Patch Notes
- Added a Kickstarter icon to the game - support us on Kickstarter!
- Fixed some touch map issues. Sorry if you were having a lot of misclicks before!
- Smoothed out the Ranks and added more (there are now 4 Easy, 5 Normal and 5 Hard ranks before Master).
- Slightly more monster variation throughout
- Added a Kickstarter icon to the game - support us on Kickstarter!
- Fixed some touch map issues. Sorry if you were having a lot of misclicks before!
- Smoothed out the Ranks and added more (there are now 4 Easy, 5 Normal and 5 Hard ranks before Master).
- Slightly more monster variation throughout
1.30
2015-05-07
- Fixed a screen display bug on some devices
- Tap detection should be improved - no more misclicks!
- Auro now runs at 60 FPS!
- Fixed a significant score goal bug
- Tutorial bug fixes
- New Brute taunt
- New splash screen resolutions
- Deleted some back-end old unused files / house-cleaning
- Tap detection should be improved - no more misclicks!
- Auro now runs at 60 FPS!
- Fixed a significant score goal bug
- Tutorial bug fixes
- New Brute taunt
- New splash screen resolutions
- Deleted some back-end old unused files / house-cleaning
1.29
2015-03-19
Version 1.29 ABRIDGED Patch Note list. For the full list, visit www.dinofarmgames.com.
- There are now 20 tutorial missions, and only 10 are doable from the start. To access the other 10 you must reach Rank 5.
- Abomination spell now SUPLEXES monsters over his head (Yetis do, too!)
- Brute now deals 0 damage with his attack
- Significant text-field improvements. Tap the text field area to read a thing you missed!
- Snowball now doesn't push monsters back
- New HUD with a much more prominent BRASHNESS BAR
- Fixed an iPad screen scaling issue
- Total rebalancing at all levels of play. Read details at our site.
- There are now 11 ranks before master, up from 9. If you were ranked 5 or higher before, your new rank may not be accurate.
- You may now take a placement test at any time
- You're no longer forced to do a placement at the start
- Kissie Rats! <3
- Monsters are now visually clearly "sleeping" for 1 turn after you reveal them.
- Total of 3 normal stages now - the fourth stage is a super-hard CAVES level.
- Revamping of the bonus points system (it still works the same, just different numbers)
- TONS of bug fixes and other minor improvements.
- There are now 20 tutorial missions, and only 10 are doable from the start. To access the other 10 you must reach Rank 5.
- Abomination spell now SUPLEXES monsters over his head (Yetis do, too!)
- Brute now deals 0 damage with his attack
- Significant text-field improvements. Tap the text field area to read a thing you missed!
- Snowball now doesn't push monsters back
- New HUD with a much more prominent BRASHNESS BAR
- Fixed an iPad screen scaling issue
- Total rebalancing at all levels of play. Read details at our site.
- There are now 11 ranks before master, up from 9. If you were ranked 5 or higher before, your new rank may not be accurate.
- You may now take a placement test at any time
- You're no longer forced to do a placement at the start
- Kissie Rats! <3
- Monsters are now visually clearly "sleeping" for 1 turn after you reveal them.
- Total of 3 normal stages now - the fourth stage is a super-hard CAVES level.
- Revamping of the bonus points system (it still works the same, just different numbers)
- TONS of bug fixes and other minor improvements.
1.28
2015-02-21
• Minor improvements to the Tutorial
• You can now target Yetis for snowball
• Pillars now show up as a target for snowball and dash
• You can now click on the version number to reach the Dinofarm site and read the patch notes
• Improved clickability of Title screen buttons
• Updated available languages to only show English
• Several other small bug fixes
• You can now target Yetis for snowball
• Pillars now show up as a target for snowball and dash
• You can now click on the version number to reach the Dinofarm site and read the patch notes
• Improved clickability of Title screen buttons
• Updated available languages to only show English
• Several other small bug fixes
1.27
2015-02-09
• Many, many improvements to Tutorial, which should now be a much smoother ride
• Changed some wording with certain in-game messages to make things more clear
• Lord Vargas now no longer moves randomly when adjacent to you
• 2-tile movers no longer move randomly (bats, curse kids)
• A few other small bug fixes
• New app icon!
• Changed some wording with certain in-game messages to make things more clear
• Lord Vargas now no longer moves randomly when adjacent to you
• 2-tile movers no longer move randomly (bats, curse kids)
• A few other small bug fixes
• New app icon!
1.26
2015-02-09
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Ratings
4 out of 5
27 Ratings
Reviews
Sir cucumber,
Deep gameplay, very difficult
Try as I might I can't make it to 75 points or past level 4, but I keep learning new tricks and don't feel like giving up. Worth a try!
UltimateWalrus,
Masterpiece of game design
I’m so happy this game is back on the app store. What’s more, they actually seem to have updated it from last time, adding little balance improvements and even a couple new enemies.
This is one of the best pick-up-and-play roguelikes of all time. Even though the rules are simple, the gameplay is incredibly dynamic. In the higher levels, you are forced to come up with a novel and unique strategy to tackle almost every single enemy. There is no “fluff” here like in-app purchases, leveling, or metaprogression beyond just upping the game’s difficulty. Only rock solid gameplay.
It’s very unique; its closest peer would probably be Into The Breach, but that game is vastly different and not really good for pick-up-and-play. Auro is much more accessible, and worth picking up even if you’re not that into the genre.
My only question is what’s with the icon?? It used to be a cooler icon of the main character, but now it’s just a portrait of one of the weird looking in-game adversaries with the transparency messed up. I get it though — I don’t even maintain my own iOS game, since nobody buys it… I’m just really glad this is back on the app store.
This is one of the best pick-up-and-play roguelikes of all time. Even though the rules are simple, the gameplay is incredibly dynamic. In the higher levels, you are forced to come up with a novel and unique strategy to tackle almost every single enemy. There is no “fluff” here like in-app purchases, leveling, or metaprogression beyond just upping the game’s difficulty. Only rock solid gameplay.
It’s very unique; its closest peer would probably be Into The Breach, but that game is vastly different and not really good for pick-up-and-play. Auro is much more accessible, and worth picking up even if you’re not that into the genre.
My only question is what’s with the icon?? It used to be a cooler icon of the main character, but now it’s just a portrait of one of the weird looking in-game adversaries with the transparency messed up. I get it though — I don’t even maintain my own iOS game, since nobody buys it… I’m just really glad this is back on the app store.
Aurileano,
this “anti-Angry Birds” may be the best game for the iPhone/iPad
In this age of flashy, distracting but meaningless mobile games, it’s rare to see a game that’s actually fun, let alone inventive. Auro manages to do both. Give it a shot.
In this turn-based strategy game, you play as a little blond prince who defeats enemies by bumping them into water or pillars of flame. Different spells can do anything from shoot rows of fire to turn you into a raging yeti.
The game can take a while to get into. The art design is unusual, and the spells don’t seem to always make sense at first (launching a fireball on top of an enemy, the instinctual move of almost any other game, is often a wrong choice here—instead you aim to the left of an enemy to knock him into a pit).
Keep at it though, and you’ll find that there’s a lot of internal logic and a great deal of thought and love put into making a nearly perfect strategy game. Easily worth the $5.
In this turn-based strategy game, you play as a little blond prince who defeats enemies by bumping them into water or pillars of flame. Different spells can do anything from shoot rows of fire to turn you into a raging yeti.
The game can take a while to get into. The art design is unusual, and the spells don’t seem to always make sense at first (launching a fireball on top of an enemy, the instinctual move of almost any other game, is often a wrong choice here—instead you aim to the left of an enemy to knock him into a pit).
Keep at it though, and you’ll find that there’s a lot of internal logic and a great deal of thought and love put into making a nearly perfect strategy game. Easily worth the $5.
Greybrick,
Not a time-waster
I’ve grown to lose interest in most games because they feel like pointless checklists. Auro reminds me of what I love about my favorite game - Into The Breach (which I’d love to have on iOS). Enemy information is known to the player, you have a limited set of fun tactical abilities, and the consequences of your actions can be predicted & manipulated. The player is rewarded for putting thought into the game, and you aren’t surprised constantly with random events. I’m really glad that the developer decided to update the game, thank you!
Glecko,
It’s baaaaack
Oh man one of my favorite single player games is back. Get it. It’s awesome.
Edit: more info about the game. It’s heavy on the strategy and planning and thinking multiple moves ahead. Most certainly play though the tutorial at least once. This game will challenge you consistently.
I hope you give this a chance and enjoy as much as I have. So happy to have it back on my phone.
Edit: more info about the game. It’s heavy on the strategy and planning and thinking multiple moves ahead. Most certainly play though the tutorial at least once. This game will challenge you consistently.
I hope you give this a chance and enjoy as much as I have. So happy to have it back on my phone.
red dog one,
Interesting but finicky
Found this game because of the author's podcast. He wants feedback so here goes:
User interface clunky, text hard to read. Graphics, C-. Game concept interesting but confusing and hard to differentiate/remember what does what. Tutorial lacking and doesn't prepare you well. Infuriating that I am in a timed game, need to plan my moves, and yet cannot see more than a few hexes.
Keith you are obviously a smart dude, but you seldom talk about what the player feels, play testing, or your collaborators. I watched a Sid Meier 2010 keynote and that's mostly what he talks about.
Better understanding the psychology behind the player might aid you if you want future efforts to be more popular. (Episode 26). Good luck man. I'm going to give Auro a few more tries on my next flight.
User interface clunky, text hard to read. Graphics, C-. Game concept interesting but confusing and hard to differentiate/remember what does what. Tutorial lacking and doesn't prepare you well. Infuriating that I am in a timed game, need to plan my moves, and yet cannot see more than a few hexes.
Keith you are obviously a smart dude, but you seldom talk about what the player feels, play testing, or your collaborators. I watched a Sid Meier 2010 keynote and that's mostly what he talks about.
Better understanding the psychology behind the player might aid you if you want future efforts to be more popular. (Episode 26). Good luck man. I'm going to give Auro a few more tries on my next flight.
none 12345,
Fresh
Although this game doesn't make any sense at first, it gets better with time and experience. It is different each time you play so it doesn't get boring. It could be ahead of its time.
theAndhedrew,
Nice pixel art, still feels low-quality
Good game, nice pixel art. Sad, sad, sad that so many of the pixels are blurry. I guess it doesn't play well with the iPad's native resolution. Those combined with the black bars on the side make this feel like a low-quality, cheap game, not the pixel art itself. Too bad that such a nice game with nice art has these visual issues.
Armillanymphs,
An underrated classic
One of my favorites, which deserves a lot more attention!
tomaspaine,
Skip it
Had expected a great game similar to Hoplite but instead paid a premium price for a game with grainy graphics, subpar audio, and poor gameplay. The "monster bumping" is simplistic and limited - I like the idea but it just wasn't pulled off well. There are other, similar games that we much better than this.
