Astra Ignota

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Astra Ignota

Short description

A relaxing, space-themed puzzle game where you fill a board using symmetrical figures. An idea originally from the authors of the Sudoku, much harder than it looks! All boards are hand-crafted for maximum enjoyment.

Developer
Xavi Artigas
Publisher
Xavi Artigas
Release
Wed, Jun 04, 2025
Price
$4.99
Reviews
1
Positive
100%
Followers
141
Owners (estimated)
0 – 20K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Casual, Indie
Features
Stats, Includes level editor
Tags
Early Access Solitaire Puzzle Tutorial Difficult Board Game 2D Relaxing Post-apocalyptic Story Rich Casual Minimalist Abstract Sci-fi Space Logic Level Editor Atmospheric Emotional Futuristic
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$225somewhere between $100 and $399 · roughly 20–80 copies

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History

Tracking started Sep 27, 2026. Charts appear once there is more than one data point — nothing has changed since.

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