The day's finally here: Auridia has launched! Thanks again to everybody who has tested it, given feedback, or just shown support over the last year or so.

It's 15% off this week, get it here! store.steampowered.com/app/3443080/...

Auridia (once again) has a release date, and this one isn't changing! On September 22, you'll be able to explore Auridia and piece together its history in English, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

I just put it on the store page: Auridia is launching on July 30th!

Here's what I've been working on the last couple of months: new areas, new obstacles, and a new ability.

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Hi #PitchYaGame!

Auridia is a non-combat metroidvania where you will:
- Gain fluid movement abilities
- Chain them together to explore a ruin
- Piece together a history of oppression, revolt, and desperation
⁃ Find secrets that should have been left alone

I know we're all tired of water level puzzles, but what about *lava* level puzzles?

We're on the home stretch! I'm working on environment art for Lyceum Axios, the last area in the game. Unless you count the hidden ones 😁.

So I spent five hours making procedurally animated tentacles and I really wonder if I should have just drawn them ._.

Between these two, do folks prefer the line preview or the icon one (or perhaps a different icon?)

I think the line is nice when you *want* to grapple, but it shows up anytime you *can*, and gets kinda intrusive. Not sure if the icon helps.

So I started making a tardigrade enemy and...I think it is accidentally too cute 😂

The edge of the world

Improved the juice on the shield bounce today!

While playing around with powerups, I tried out a "reckless mode" that doubles your speed and halves your vision, and the game is challenging for me again 😂

Here's the start of a new lava-based biome. Pushing yourself with Kinesis is back!