Listen and react
Steer, evade, deflect, scratch, draw shapes and follow escaping sounds through seventeen recovered challenge variants.
Unofficial Windows preservation port
Aurifi is a self-voiced audio game built around movement, rhythm, memory and spatial sound. This Windows port preserves the original recordings, music families, challenge logic and progression while adapting its iPhone controls for keyboard, mouse and modern controllers.
Stereo headphones are strongly recommended. Several challenges rely on precise left/right positioning and movement.
Steer, evade, deflect, scratch, draw shapes and follow escaping sounds through seventeen recovered challenge variants.
Successful play develops layered songs drawn from nine original music families, so progression changes what you hear.
Menus and gameplay use the original self-voicing. The Windows touch grid provides exact positions without requiring visual mouse aiming.
The principal new feature is full controller support for Xbox and DualSense pads, alongside accessible keyboard and mouse alternatives. Bindings are editable in a human-readable controls.conf file. DualSense motion shaking works when exposed by SDL, and supported controllers provide vibration feedback.
Hold Enter, press each position in order, return to your starting point, then release Enter. Shapes can start at another point and run in either direction.
If you find a bug, please use the Lillaire contact form and describe what you heard, what controls you used and what happened.
The original Aurifi is credited to Punk Pie Ltd, which created and produced it, and Four Door Lemon Ltd, which developed it. Original Aurifi copyright © Punk Pie Ltd 2010.
This is an unofficial Windows preservation port. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Punk Pie Ltd, Four Door Lemon Ltd, Apple, or the original rights holders. The obsolete AGON online leaderboard and achievement services are not included.