- February 6, 2024
- Studio Ganzheit
Axiom of Maria: Prologue
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About
"Axiom of Maria: Prologue" is an action-adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic Seoul, where Kay, a former military instructor, battles the 15th AI Squadron to protect her family. Gameplay features fast-paced swordplay and motorbike action, with enemies primarily using guns and the protagonist wielding a reactive sword. The story explores themes of population decline, epidemic, and the concept of death as migration to a virtual world called Beyond.










- The game features impressive visuals and a unique cyberpunk aesthetic that captivates players.
- Combat is engaging and dynamic, with a variety of mechanics that allow for creative gameplay.
- The voice acting and music are top-notch, enhancing the overall experience and immersion.
- The game is short and feels incomplete, as it is released in parts without clear communication about its prologue status.
- Controls can be janky and inconsistent, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The plot can be vague and hard to follow, making it difficult for players to fully engage with the story.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed feedback, with some players finding it intriguing and filled with potential, while others struggle with its vagueness and reliance on radio dialogue, which can hinder engagement. Many appreciate the character development and voice acting, particularly praising the personalities brought to life by the actors. Overall, while the narrative shows promise and complexity, it may require further refinement to fully captivate players.
“The storyline of Axiom of Maria is a masterclass in storytelling, drawing players into a compelling tale filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations.”
“Good level design, interesting characters, compelling story, a great soundtrack, and the combat has a good variety of moves and strategy too.”
“I cannot wait for more of the game's story and future development!”
“There is some jank (especially the motorbike section feels floaty) and the plot is mostly happening via radio, making it hard for me to fully grasp/engage with during my first playthrough.”
“The story lost a bit in translation, sadly.”
“The plot is vague and hard to follow, although the characters do have enjoyable personalities; props to the voice actors for bringing Mr. Jeong and the principal to life.”