What's new — AURA SIMULATOR
What has changed in the game, told for the people who play it.
The collection milestones
v0.8.1114 September 2026
- When you cross 30, 50, 70, 80, 90 and 95% of the collection, a card appears, once each, right after the feats of that life.
- It does not congratulate you: it points the way. The first ones tell you where on the path you are, with a figure from "The numbers" and one concrete thing to chase in your next life.
- The last two look at what you personally are missing and name it: the 90% card by family and personality, the 95% card piece by piece, with the exact door to each.
A shorter ad at the end
v0.8.1013 September 2026
- The ad between the death and the summary is now a different kind: briefer, and you can close it after a few seconds without losing anything.
- The three shortcuts you pay for with an ad (redo the year, the third option and boosting your next run) are unchanged: there the video plays through, because it gives you something back.
Five details that looked wrong
v0.8.913 September 2026
- At the end of a life, "new in your collection" could show a title as "undefined". The real title shows now.
- The card you share shows your intelligence and luck where it used to count trophies: the same thing you see when a life ends.
- The outline pointing at the options on your first decision was clipped at the edges. It shows whole now.
- On the wall of lives, a three-digit negative aura spilled out of its box, and each life now also shows salary, intelligence and luck.
The ad that never paid
v0.8.813 September 2026
- If you watched a whole ad and did not get what you were going for, it was not your imagination. The game cut it off on its own after 25 seconds, right before it counted, and you lost the year you were redoing or whatever you were after.
- Fixed: an ad now lasts as long as it lasts, and it ends when you close it.
The card you share
v0.8.712 September 2026
- The card you get when you die has a new header: a skull and the age, so the first thing anyone reads is the name of whoever lived that life.
- It now carries the game account name too, so anyone who comes across it knows where to find it. Sharing as text now includes the link as well.
- In English the card was only half translated: the labels on the numbers were still in Spanish. And money was written the Spanish way throughout the app. Both fixed.
The final ad, without the wait
v0.8.611 September 2026
- The ad between the death and the summary is now requested the moment you die, while you read how it went, so by the time you tap it is ready and opens straight away.
- And if it ever takes too long, the game stops waiting and goes to the summary. No more staring at a loading label.
The ads
v0.8.510 September 2026
- When a life ends, between the death and the summary, an ad plays. One per whole life: it is what pays for the game staying free, with nothing to buy inside.
- Three shortcuts also turn up, there if you fancy them: redo the year that just went wrong, unlock a third option when neither of the two convinces you, and boost your next run without waiting your turn.
- Those three are optional. Leave them alone and you will never see one, and the life plays out exactly the same.
The first one
v0.8.47 August 2026
- This is the first release of Aura Simulator. You live a whole life deciding year by year, with the odds in plain sight and no going back.
- 963 hand-written events, 16 personalities and 192 collection pieces across endings, ways to die, objects, stamps and ailments.
- Five hidden character axes that move with what you choose, and a life title waiting at each of their ten ends.
- One run in five is boosted: it shows you the intelligence and luck you were born with, which stay hidden the rest of the time.
- When you die, the life is saved to your history with everything you earned, and from there it feeds your collection and your group ranking.
- Friend groups with a ranking, three-generation family sagas, and a card to share how your life ended.
- If something breaks or you can think of an event that ought to be in here, write to me from this very screen: I read everything.