At sonic speeds, Aureole - Wings of Hope takes platforming to the literal skies! Join Ramila and Ryleth on their crusade to reclaim their home from demonic forces in this unique physics-based side-scrolling game.
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Turn into the fastest halo ever! Join Ramila and Ryleth on their crusade to reclaim their home from demonic forces in this unique physics-based platformer.
Speed merges with precision in this celestial adventure!
Dash through levels built to challenge your movement skills and push you to supersonic speeds, taking advantage of our satisfying and snappy controls.
Ages after the demons were banished to the underworld, a new threat looms over the Heaven Kingdom. The demonic army has returned stronger than ever, with the self-proclaimed Demon King Lazel in command, ready to conquer the angels’ domains once and for all.
Our angelic protagonists, Ramila and Ryleth, fall from their celestial kingdom during the invasion and get stranded in the mortal realm with a single mission in mind: To get back home and reclaim it from the Demon King!
Travel through colorful biomes, each one expanding the gameplay and mechanics!
Intuitive controls. Easy to learn, fun to master!
Up-beat soundtrack to reinforce the high-speed gameplay!
Surpass your own limits and climb the global leaderboards.
Find hidden collectibles!
BEACH BALL!!!
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SteamYou are here | $12.99 | 104reviews | 96% | — | $29.1K |
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非常不爽快的類跑酷遊戲，過程被切割為一段一段的
Aureole - Wings of Hope is a fast-paced platforming adventure that builds its identity around momentum, physics, and precise control rather than traditional running and jumping. Developed by Team Stargazers and published by JanduSoft, it puts players in control of a celestial halo that can roll, bounce, accelerate, and launch across carefully constructed stages. The unusual movement system gives the game an immediate personality of its own, while the emphasis on maintaining speed makes every successful run feel like a combination of platforming and a miniature time trial. The adventure follows the angels Ramila and Ryleth after the Heaven Kingdom is attacked by the forces of Demon King Lazel. With demons returning after a long absence, the pair are cast down into the mortal world and must find a way to return home. The premise provides enough context to give the journey purpose without allowing lengthy storytelling to interrupt the action. Its celestial setting also gives the developers plenty of room for colorful locations and playful fantasy imagery, keeping the atmosphere light and energetic despite the conflict driving the plot. Movement is easily the most important part of the experience. Instead of carefully walking between platforms, players need to understand how acceleration, slopes, jumps, rebounds, and positioning affect the halo's trajectory. Basic controls are approachable, but achieving consistently fast runs requires practice. A poorly timed movement can destroy accumulated momentum, while a perfectly executed sequence can send the halo flying through large portions of a stage with remarkable speed. This creates a rewarding skill curve where improvement is noticeable, especially when revisiting a level that once seemed difficult. The stages are designed to encourage both progression and experimentation. Different environments introduce obstacles and layouts that force players to reconsider how they use momentum, preventing the central mechanic from becoming completely repetitive. There is often a difference between merely reaching the destination and completing a stage efficiently. Players interested in speedrunning can repeatedly refine their routes, search for more effective approaches, and attempt to reduce their completion times. Global leaderboards provide additional motivation for competitive players who want to compare their performances with others. Collectibles add another layer to the level design. Racing directly toward the finish is not always the only worthwhile approach, as exploration can reveal optional items that reward players willing to investigate less obvious areas. This creates an interesting contrast between speed and completion. One run might be dedicated to achieving the fastest possible time, while another can focus on carefully searching a stage. Steam achievements further support this completion-oriented side of the game and provide additional goals for players who want more than simply finishing the main journey. Visually, the game favors bright colors and an animated style that fits its fantastical premise. Environments remain easy to read even when movement becomes rapid, an important quality for a platformer where players frequently need to react while traveling at considerable speed. The energetic soundtrack complements this approach and helps maintain the rhythm of repeated attempts. There is also a playful sense of humor running through the presentation, preventing the experience from taking its angels-versus-demons storyline too seriously. The biggest potential drawback comes directly from the mechanic that makes the game interesting. Physics-driven movement can produce moments of frustration when a minor error sends the player in an unintended direction or ruins an otherwise excellent attempt. Anyone who expects the immediate responsiveness of a conventional character-based platformer may need time to adjust. Replaying stages is also fundamental to getting the most from the experience, so players who prefer to complete every level once and immediately move forward may not experience the full appeal of its time-focused design. Steam Deck compatibility does not currently carry an official Verified or Playable classification and should therefore be regarded as Unknown. The game supports controller input, which is encouraging for handheld use, but controller support by itself does not guarantee flawless operation through SteamOS. Steam Deck owners should consequently expect that compatibility may depend on Proton behavior and potentially require adjustments rather than assuming a completely validated handheld experience. Aureole - Wings of Hope ultimately succeeds by taking a simple but unusual idea and developing an entire platforming experience around it. The combination of momentum-based physics, increasingly demanding stages, collectibles, achievements, competitive times, and colorful presentation gives it appeal beyond a single campaign playthrough. Its controls require patience before they truly click, but mastering them transforms initially awkward movements into smooth, satisfying sequences of acceleration and flight. For platforming fans who enjoy improving their technique and chasing faster times, it offers an inventive and surprisingly replayable challenge. Rating: 7/10
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain, Catalan, Korean, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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El estilo visual es agradable y además los controles son muy sencillos, cómodos y fáciles de aprender. Un juego muy entretenido y frenético
[h1]Aureole - Wings of Hope 简评 [/h1] [hr][/hr] Aureole - Wings of Hope是一款横屏动作类跳跃闯关游戏，不知道大家玩没玩过早起的索尼克，本作玩的时候就给我这种感觉。配上还算可以的画风，而且整体的动作难度非常适中，操作也并不是太难，左键三次加速，右键一个下砸加速即组成了这款游戏的基础操作，然后就是需要玩家操控一个环在每一个关卡内达成速通。不过想要真的做到速通其实难度还是挺高的，需要细细琢磨，然而对于游戏苦手来说也是非常友好的，超高次重复足以让我这种苦手也能慢慢通关，而且一次加速足以爽一会！ 游戏的关卡设计的也是相当有意思，因为在闯关前的新手关卡教程会让你知道上中下三种左键冲刺方式，并且了解到环环的掉落时会有降速的情况，因此就自然而然想让玩家摸索出对应的最优解，同样的本作也会有一些特殊的加速环让玩家在可以蹭到的情况下加速通关从而获取更快地速度。当然本作也设置了一些比较独特的失败点，比如一个长长的不可触碰的地方，这时就需要玩家自己警惕防止碰到从而失败！而在遇到那种凹凸不平的地也要运用好右键的蓄力加速直接闯过去！ Aureole - Wings of Hope可以说能够称得上是复古的一款闯关游戏，很像当年玩的索尼克这种类别的。而玩起来可以说也不负这种感觉，优秀且动感的音乐bgm搭配着这种轻快的操作，玩起来就很爽，而且对于游戏苦手来说也是非常解压的，完全不需要太动脑子也能磕磕绊绊的跑过去，哪怕是一次加速成功也会让你有爽感。不过请需要注意的是现在这款游戏哪怕有中文了，但是整体汉化也非常奇怪，大量的空格出现，并没有做校对。在意的玩家可以关注一下后续，不过总体还是非常推荐的！ [quote]欢迎关注 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45531068/]黑白测评[/url] [hr]黑夜显真 白昼辨伪
After a bit of reconsideration, I don't really recommend this game now. I got as far as beating two levels in the second chapter and I still only made it that far because my savefile I used on another PC didn't sync to my main PC, despite the game claiming support for Steam Cloud. I also feel that Aureole didn't explain the controls well enough. To be specific, I inadvertedly skipped the tutorial level when really I wanted to skip just the rather long-winded dialouges, which I only learned from wild guesses that you need to hold down the LMB. That, and I had to guess that the RMB does the speedy dash move. It'd be nice to get a confirmation dialog before skipping the tutorial, telling the player that it's recommended. But the straw that broke the camel's back for me is the steep difficulty curve of the levels. I [i]am[/i] aware of the accessibility options though, and I did try them out, but the friction in going between menus makes me rather reluctant to use them in the first place.
The speed of this game is a joy, especially once you get a good feel for things. The story hook at the start also does a good job at getting the stakes set, and giving a character-driven reason why the speed is needed.
Juego muy frenético, buena banda sonora y bastante asequible tanto para jugadores casuales como los más try-hards. A veces puede ser frustrante el quedarte atascado en ciertas zonas, pero el coste de aprendizaje es bastante asequible y satisfactorio. Desbloquear los niveles no obligatorios puede ser complicado, pero al volver a fases anteriores una vez que aprendes cómo hacerlo se simplifica bastante; lo importante es fijarse en el entorno del menú de fases y en los niveles. Los minijuegos de fases son bastante entretenidos, incluso si no consigues superar el reto. ENG-It has a frenetic gameplay (that rewards you for reaching high speeds), a good soundtrack, and quite accessible for both casual and hardcore players. Sometimes it can be frustrating to get stuck in certain areas, but the learning curve is quite affordable and satisfying. Unlocking non-mandatory levels can be tricky, but returning to previous stages once you learn how makes it much simpler; the important thing is to pay attention to the environment in the stage menu and the levels themselves. The stage minigames are quite entertaining, even if you don't quite overcome the challenge.
I... Didn't enjoy playing this. The limited controls feel too limited, a lot of the game felt very automatic quick time events. A lot of text from the very beginning of the game, it felt exhausting to follow through (I wish we started with gameplay as the guy who delivers the message, fused this with the tutorial, leading into the first cutscene). The ground pound felt very annoying to use, very precise (no slow down or anything despite seeing the aim, perhaps slowdown effect as an accessibility feature?), didn't like how if I didn't click rmb immediately it wouldn't bounce, wasting time, and that's 33% of total moves you have so if something doesn't feel good, it's a big problem. Graphics are great but also unclear with what's dangerous in such high speeds, making so much of it trial and error which never feels good in a game about speed... So why did I mark this as recommended? Well, I simply believe that there would be lots of other people would love it. People who enjoy learning levels and precise inputs, those who can achieve high speeds with practice and not reaction speed. From what I saw on Twitter, I was hyped but it just... Wasn't for me. The game is still great though! It looks amazing! From little what I read, I liked the writing, music ain't half bad and I can see a lot of creativity from even world 2! It just... Spoke to me, but couldn't keep me on the hook. I highly recommend other people giving it a try because the issues I have with the game are the kind that others simply may not have! (also I had a bad first impression because for whatever reason the first cutscene repeated again until I skipped it myself, weird.) Some games, despite in a genre I like or looking like they should be a right fit for me, just aren't and vice versa. But the question is if I recommend it or not and well... I advise you to give it a shot if you like precision platformers, learning layouts of levels, high speeds or simple controls being part of the challenge. Lastly if I had any suggestions for devs, I'd love to see some assist features so the game can be fine tuned to fit more people's liking, because of its simple controls, it has to be veeeeery good, exactly how you like it otherwise the whole game suffers from even the tiniest of things. I may revisit this title someday, but for now, I'll focus on other games that are waiting for me to play or finish.
Fantastic physics-based precision platforming/speedrunning gameplay. Really novel control scheme. If you like speed games at all you will enjoy this.
Really fun platformer
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