Aurora Hills: Chapter 1

Name: Aurora Hills: Chapter 1
Rating: 4.8 (4498 reviews)
Author: NovaSoft Interactive Ltd

By: NovaSoft Interactive Ltd

Point and click escape mystery

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Features & Capabilities

Overview

Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is a 1981-set point-and-click puzzle adventure from NovaSoft Interactive. As park ranger Ethan Hill, you explore the Appalachian town of Aurora Hills to investigate disappearances and uncover the truth behind a long-standing mystery.

Features

Moody original soundtrack and atmospheric sound design
Challenging puzzles with a logical hint system
Available in 9 languages, including English, French, Russian, German, and more
Color-blind mode for accessibility

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

NovaSoft Interactive Ltd

Rating:

4.80

(4,498) 20 new ratings

Version:

1.0.9 Last updated: 2026-05-28

Version code:

886203783

Creation date:

2024-04-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

451.03MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 27,432 ▼ 26

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Developed by:

NovaSoft Interactive Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aurora-hills-chapter-1/id6475357957

Website:

https://www.novasoftinteractive.com

User Reviews

Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is lauded for its gorgeous visuals, moody park-setting, and polished puzzle design that echo Myst and Meridian 157. Players praise the atmospheric sound, mature storytelling, and the option to play without spending money. However, several reviews note inconsistent puzzle logic—some solutions feel arbitrary, with dragging mechanics and clues not always aligning. Frustrations mount over the long wait for Chapter 2 and the short chapter length, with fans eager for a release date and continuation. A few players also point to occasional device-specific issues and the desire for a clearer storyline that streamlines hints.

Pros

Stunning graphics and production design with a moody park setting.
Engaging, well-integrated puzzles that challenge players in a Myst-like style.
Atmospheric sound design and creepy mood that enhance immersion.
Playable without mandatory spending; first chapter is free and there are no ads.
Strong, mature storytelling vibe with a Meridian 157–style feel and promising continuation.

Cons

Puzzles can be illogical or non-intuitive; some solutions feel arbitrary, with dragging interactions that aren’t clearly explained.
Chapter 2 release is repeatedly delayed; players are waiting long for the next episode.
Chapters feel short; overall content is shorter than expected.
Some puzzles have little to no connection to the clues, making progress feel unclear.

Recent reviews

Epic game, very fun, I love point and click games

by mi*****, 2026-05-21

For its type of point and click game, it does a very good job. If you like that type, I would highly recommend it, however, be warned, it’s very short. Then, of course, you have to buy the next chapter to keep going. It would have been reasonable to combine the chapters and charge a decent price but, by splitting it all up, you end up paying a lot for what is essentially 1 game.

by ge*****, 2026-05-17

One of the best games I’ve ever played. The puzzles are intricate and well designed. Challenging but not too much so. Plus there are hints/solutions if needed. Great graphics, storyline and scenes. Absolutely love this game!