AURORA FLIGHT (オーロラ・フライト)

The sky says nothing. Those who preserved their speed, those who protected their allies, those who broke the enemy’s formation. True heroes go unspoken. Only cause and effect gives birth to aerial combat. Aurora Flight is a sci-fi flight shooter that does not rely on cinematic scripting or automated dogfights. Here, the outcome is decided by piloting, judgment, and the chain of consequences created by every action. The story takes place on Xenoa, an unknown planet. You take the role of Javelin, leader of Phalanx Squadron, and fly alongside your wingmen Spear and Lance through air battles, ground attacks, and fleet engagements. Aurora Flight is not a full flight simulator. But the aerodynamics are not forgiving. A physics-based lift and drag model means that your aircraft’s attitude, speed, and altitude directly affect how it flies. Climb, and you lose speed. Keep turning too hard, and you risk stalling. Preserve your speed, and you create your next move. Preserve your altitude, and you keep a way out. In this sky, control itself is tactics. Shooting down enemies is not the only thing that matters. Disrupt an enemy targeting your ally. Break an enemy formation. Draw attention away from a wingman in danger. Recover from the edge of a stall and create the next opening. These actions may not always be celebrated on the results screen. But each decision changes the flow of battle. You can issue commands to your wingmen depending on the situation. Send them to attack aggressively, keep formation, or prioritize enemies targeting you. Spear and Lance are valuable combat assets—and allies worth protecting. Enemy AI does not simply fly straight toward you. It reacts to positioning, speed, formation density, and which units are under threat. As a result, each battle unfolds differently. What may look like chance is often the result of aircraft performance, speed, position, and decisions accumulating over time. You can also customize your aircraft with missiles and optional equipment. Additional systems can be powerful, but they come with tradeoffs such as weight and score penalties. Do you prioritize performance, or keep your aircraft light and your score high? Every loadout is a choice between risk and reward. Aurora Flight is not about destroying enemies with a single spectacular missile shot. It is about preserving speed, protecting allies, breaking enemy positions, and continuing to create situations where victory becomes possible. There is no automatic aiming. There is no forced cinematic outcome. What exists here is physics-based flight, tactical AI, equipment choice— and your own judgment. The sky says nothing. Only the chain of cause and effect creates the battle. Content ・A 20-mission campaign ・Each mission is designed to take around 10 minutes ・Four difficulty levels: Casual, Easy, Normal, and Hard ・Score Attack included as a bonus mode ・Choose your aircraft, missiles, and optional equipment for each mission Demo Content ・Campaign playable up to Mission 5 ・Score Attack included as a bonus mode ・Try the core Version 1.5 combat system, including physics-based flight, wingman commands, equipment selection, and energy management 【Version 1.5 Now Available】 The major update Version 1.5 is now officially available. Version 1.5 adjusts and improves the core aerial combat experience of Aurora Flight, including flight and combat balance, wingman AI, mission tuning, aircraft and equipment adjustments, and updated manuals. Preserve your speed. Protect your allies. Break the enemy’s formation. Not every important action is measured by kill count. Some decisions change the entire flow of battle without ever being spoken of. The public demo has also been updated, allowing players to experience the Version 1.5 combat system. VR support is currently experimental and still under performance testing.