Auralux: Constellations 1.0.0.6

Reviews

4 ★, on 2020-09-03
I really love the first one and was excited to see there was a second one. I'm still in the middle of playing it. Everything "just about" is highly improved. Graphics to units, map design, and ui improvements. The only big huge issue I'm having with this game is its controls. Granted the controls are the same for the last one with a new move you can do. But in this one the controls are tricky and unresponsive at times. Sending all units when it wants and having to rapidly repeat the same command

1 ★, on 2020-09-06
Auralux had great controls, it was simple, easy, and fun to play. I bought all the upgrades. Then I found this in the Play store, and was excited for more of the same fun!...except it isnt. Somehow you made the controls simply awful, this game is frustrating and difficult to control. Uninstalling until you can fix the gameplay.

4 ★, on 2020-09-17
Love the game buuut the damn move around arrows hit you right when you are mid critical attack like an old lady crossing the road mid dragrace. And sometimes it just selects all and then when you release the screen everything that you stratetically placed flies off to empty space. it would also be nice to have control over exiting the level instead of getting kicked out after you kill your last oponent

3 ★, on 2020-07-28
Free levels are good. Versus fails with a message about account type not supported. Also, it can be very difficult to get exactly the action you want from your units. For example, selecting a group of units and then tapping on your planet, sometimes the selection group expands instead of sending them to the planet. Or you can't send units to a planet just to defend it, they go there automatically trying to upgrade it instead. Not going to purchase levels unless they can fix these control issues.

4 ★, on 2020-06-21
Fun game. Hypnotic almost. A lot like the board game Risk. Suggestions for improvements: It would be better if you could turn the hints off. Half the fun is figuring out how to beat the enemy. I often inadvertently select everything with two fingers while i'm panning the display, often at really critical moments and it winds up costing me. Be better without that feature i think.

3 ★, on 2020-06-27
Shallower than the first installment. Aura 2 takes away as much as it gives, for the worst I'd say. It takes what it does not need to, and gives what cannot be replaced. The first game has deeper strategy because of how PRECISE your controls are. Certain techniques aren't possible because of the loss of precision. Fewer strategies and techniques result in a shallower experience that is sadly boring and short-lived. Auralux 1 is better.