Axiom of Maria gameplay – Cool cyberpunk action game you may have missed

Keeping a close-eye on cyberpunk games here at Cram-Gaming, sometimes a few slip through the net as is the case with the rather cool Axiom of Maria from developer Studio Ganzheit. The game which released last year and was recently updated, offers some really neat cyberpunk sword based action set within a technologically advanced setting. Players assume the role of Kay as she attempts to locate her husband. It’s a really cool action game (similar to Ninja Gaiden) that has some pretty decent production values. The good news is, the developer is currently in the process of adding English voice overs. Take a look at the Axiom of Maria gameplay from the PC version available as a prologue via Steam.

ABOUT: Axiom of Maria

Axiom of Maria is an action-adventure game set in Seoul, which has become a ghost town. Kay, a former instructor of the 707 Special Missions Group, stands against the 15th AI Squadron (AISOC) to protect her family.

Swordplay Action

Axiom of Maria pursues fast, intense, and easy action. Enemies primarily use guns, and the protagonist Kay wields a reactive sword that responds to enemy fire.

Motorbike Action

While Kay is on her motorbike, it moves automatically. The player controls Kay to approach and attack enemies or to leap over elevated roads.

Story

Due to population decline and epidemic, Seoul has become a ghost town, and the preservation and management of the city is entrusted to AI. The deceased are backed up into a virtual world called Beyond. Death has come to be called migration.
The group called Irregulars aims to liberate the dead by destroying Beyond. The 15th AI Squadron (AISOC), which manages Beyond, seeks to eliminate the Irregulars.
Kay, a former instructor of the 707 Special Missions Group, is detained by the AISOC with her daughter when her husband is revealed to be an Irregular and disappears without a trace.
A group called “the School” rescues Kay and her daughter from the AISOC. The School, led by the Principal and a person called Teacher Jeong, starts assisting Kay in finding her husband.

Written by: Rob Cram

Rob Cram has hundreds of video game reviews, thousands of articles under his belt with years of experience in gaming and tech. He aims to remain fair and free from publisher/developer influence. With his extensive knowledge, feels his gaming opinions are valid and worth sharing. Agreement with his views are entirely optional. He might have a bias towards cyberpunk.