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Is Axiom of Maria: Prologue worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-adventure players who want sword fights against gun-wielding enemies.
- Players interested in a story about a family search amid conflict over a virtual afterlife.
- Players who enjoy motorcycle combat sequences with automatic forward movement.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking varied motorcycle navigation may find the automatically moving bike limits control to steering, attacks, and jumps.
- Players looking for broad combat weapon selection may find the focus on Kay’s reactive sword and enemies’ guns restrictive.
- Players seeking multiplayer play may not find it suited to that preference.
Our take on Axiom of Maria: Prologue
Its combat centers on one distinctive pairing: a reactive sword against gun-using foes. That focus leaves less room for varied weapon styles, while motorcycle sections constrain movement to steering, attacks, and jumps as the bike advances automatically.
What is Axiom of Maria: Prologue?
Axiom of Maria: Prologue is an action-adventure game set in a depopulated Seoul managed by AI.
Kay, a former instructor with the 707 Special Missions Group, fights the 15th AI Squadron after her husband disappears and is identified as an Irregular. Rescued from detention with her daughter by a group called the School, she begins searching for him. Combat centers on a sword that reacts to enemy gunfire, while foes primarily attack with guns.
Motorcycle sequences move forward automatically; players steer Kay to close in on enemies, attack, and jump over raised roads. The story involves Beyond, a virtual world where the dead are backed up, and a conflict between the Irregulars, who seek to destroy it, and AISOC, which oversees it.
How Axiom of Maria: Prologue plays
- 01Reactive sword combat
- Kay’s blade responds to incoming enemy fire, while most opponents use guns.
- 02Motorcycle sequences
- The bike advances on its own as players guide Kay toward foes, attack, or jump elevated roads.
- 03Family search storyline
- After the School rescues Kay and her daughter, she sets out to find her missing husband.
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Axiom of Maria: Prologue: platforms & release
Is Axiom of Maria: Prologue worth it?
It is worth it if: action-adventure players who want sword fights against gun-wielding enemies. Skip it if: players seeking varied motorcycle navigation may find the automatically moving bike limits control to steering, attacks, and jumps.
Where can I download Axiom of Maria: Prologue?
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What platforms is Axiom of Maria: Prologue on?
Windows only.
