Soul Axiom

[h1] If so, just make sure to grab the reboot instead. [/h1]

[b]TLDR[/b] Although focusing more on the puzzles than its predecessor, Soul Axiom still fails the execution despite the interesting concept. [15/20⭐, 19h🏅, 2/5💡] [b]Context[/b] Soul Axiom is an exploration game with some puzzle elements. A sequel of [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/macwh/recommended/251850/?snr=1_1056_1055_1056]Master Reboot[/url] (which I’ve just recently played), it takes place after its events in a similar virtual world where memories can be uploaded to (although the connection to the prequel's events is minimal). [b]Writing[/b] The action takes place inside Elysia (the successor of Soul Cloud), where the player spends most of the time collecting memories of different characters. Likewise Master Reboot, most of the game you don’t know who you’re playing as, or why you’re doing what you’re doing. Part of the fun is connecting the memories to build the narrative, although the absolute lack of context in the beginning was a risky decision (and I’m not completely convinced that it is all consistent in the end). [b]Aesthetics[/b] The visuals are very rough, and didn’t really make it for me. Levels are often too dark, too bright, too foggy, or all of the above. [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/macwh/recommended/251850/?snr=1_1056_1055_1056]Master Reboot[/url] at least had the excuse of the virtual world being corrupted, so this passed for a feature rather than a limitation. Each level has its unique style connected to the memory, although often it feels the devs just wanted to try out different sets. [spoiler](I guess an ice palace is a metaphor for being in a coma…?)[/spoiler] Again likewise Master Reboot, there are some corrupt levels that take place deeper in Elysia, although this time they seem to be more connected to the memory in question. [b]Gameplay[/b] On this end Soul Axiom tried to go further than the predecessor, introducing different powers that manipulate the world in different ways (something resembling [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/macwh/recommended/239430/?snr=1_1056_1055_1056]Q.U.B.E.[/url]). While at first this seemed to have potential, it quickly becomes clear that there is nothing interesting in the mechanics. Basically each power can only be applied on specific objects that glow in the corresponding power. So solving levels amounts to finding glowing objects, changing to the correct power, and shoot. These puzzles range from boring to annoying, and often you’re randomly doing stuff without even having feedback about what is happening [spoiler](worst case being the mansion level)[/spoiler]. Although to be fair, there are a few exceptions [spoiler](the apartment level was kind of interesting)[/spoiler] You can die, and will respawn on a checkpoint. The game only auto-saves when a level is completed, so mid-level progress is not saved, you’ll respawn in the hub after quitting. You cannot restart levels, you have to quit the game and return to the hub. In principle this shouldn’t be a problem since there are no deadends, was it not for the amount of bugs (including getting stuck in corners, clipping through walls, having interactions that become irresponsive, ...). [b]Value[/b] It took me about 19h to beat the game (including all achievements), so I think the price tag is fair despite its flaws (although I bought it at a sale). There are multiple endings, depending on a last-minute decision and the collectibles found. There is a single progress slot. You can revisit (most) previous chapters by end-game, and after finishing the game you get back to the hub. So unlike Master Reboot you don’t need to restart the game to get missed achievements. Achievements are related to progressing the story, finding hidden collectibles, and passing some levels without dying, all very doable. Again, while I don’t see me doing it, the game would be replayable only for the “experience”. PS: Despite the Steam warning, the game works in recent macOS versions. [quote][i]For more puzzle-game reviews and curated lists check out the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43326007-The-Clueless-Adventurer-Puzzle-Trove/]Puzzle Trove[/url].[/i][/quote]

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[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] If you've played Master Reboot, you know what to expect here. The story is a jumbled mess, and the puzzles are terrible, with the primary difficulty being figuring out what they even want you to do. With so many better options out there, it's hard to recommend this one.

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