Aurora
Aurora is a calm one-stroke flow puzzle built on the Euler path from graph theory. Each level is a small constellation of stars joined by lines, and your task is to trace every line exactly once in a single unbroken stroke. There is no timer and no score — just an ambient nightscape and the quiet satisfaction of lighting up a constellation.
How to play
- Touch or click any star to anchor the start of your stroke.
- Drag or tap an adjacent star to draw the line connecting it.
- Cover every line exactly once — you can never re-draw a line already lit.
- Use Undo to step back one line, or Reset to clear the whole stroke.
- Light every line in one continuous stroke to complete the level and unlock the next.
Tips
- Look for the two stars with an odd number of lines — start your stroke at one of them.
- If every star has an even number of lines, you can start anywhere and will end where you began.
- Stuck? Undo steps back one line at a time, or Reset clears the whole stroke.
FAQ
- Is Aurora free to play?
- Yes. Aurora runs free in your browser with no installs, downloads, or sign-up, on both desktop and mobile.
- How do you win Aurora?
- You complete a level by tracing every line in the constellation exactly once in a single unbroken stroke, then you advance to the next level.
- Is every Aurora level always solvable?
- Yes. Each level is hand-authored to satisfy the Euler-path rule — zero or two stars with an odd line count — so a solution always exists.
- Does Aurora work on mobile?
- Yes. You can drag your finger across the stars on a phone or tablet, and the puzzle scales to fit the screen.