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Lets Be An Space Explorer Together!

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Today, I'm going to be talking about a new mobile game called Aurora, formerly known as Project Stars. This game is a 3D open-world survival game that has been in development for several years. A Few months back I got a chance to play Project Stars to get a feel for how this survival game would hold up in the mobile market and color me impressed. It's definitely a vast world to explore.

Aurora is set in a vast and beautiful world filled with lush forests, snow-capped mountains, and sparkling oceans. Players can explore this world at their own pace, completing quests, battling monsters, and crafting items. The graphics in Auroria are generated using Unreal Engine 4, which provides a great level of realism to each location and it looks very good to me and I can't wait to see the full product once the game comes out. So to give you a bit of backstory Project Stars was the new official name for the mobile title, Outerlands was actually the original name for the game. Now after the beta the game is now called Auroria and This game is carrying a fat 1.92GB file size which isn't too bad.

There are a few things that make Aurora stand out from other mobile survival games. First, the game's graphics are absolutely stunning. The world is incredibly detailed and immersive, and the character models are some of the best I've seen in most survival games I've seen on mobile. It is a sandbox full of elements that will make us feel like a real space explorer. Visiting numerous galaxies, we will be able to establish synergies with the rest of the astronauts and venture into dozens of different planets.

However, during each of the space routes, we will have to pay attention to the vital state of our protagonist to ensure they always have good health during these demanding journeys.I can definitely give Auroria props because playing this beta feels almost like a full game. Which is a positive thing in my book since most games full release is barely a game some of the time. The Crafting and Building in this game is something most players will be used to in similar sandbox games as well as keeping track of your food intake as well.

The Crafting is quite simple with gathering materials and just planting different platforms down and Now of course this game isn't without its flaws especially I've noticed some bugs within the questing and crafting parts of the early game. As in having to restart my entire game just to get them to be fixed. After multiple restarts it grew infuriating even before getting into the game.

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