Axiom

[h1] Seems like a nice idea, running around carelessly and jumping across platforms. Whole level flips when getting pass grey ramps, changing gravity and such. Controls are horrible however and while jumping off walls it begins to show that something is not done right. Level design is mostly ok. Game bugged out on my run and I couldn't complete it. [/h1]

While this may be a good parkour game, it is not friendly to someone who is just entering the genre I do feel like the wall running is very janky, with it often times feeling like it is hard to get the initial height needed on the walls I also do not like how the story mode needs to be done in one sitting as there are no save points. This became a problem when one of the soft checkpoints glitched out causing me to soft lock and have to exit back out to the title screen loosing all of my progress.

It's an interesting parkour game similar to Mirror's Edge, but the wall jump feels sluggish (difficult to jump to the left or right), and it's odd that there's no option to chance screen resolution.

Neon and cyberpunk themed parkour game. It has a story about hacking into dreams with a megacorp. Was an OK experience, nothing too memorable or novel here, but it has lots of wall jumping with bright lights and sharp edges if that's your thing!

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"Axiom" is , I think, a tech demo/proof of concept from a fledgling development studio that immediately went under after publishing this. Well, not everyone gets to be an astronaut I guess. They made a simple parkour based speedrun-friendly first person platformer/Mirrors Edge ripoff (and because Mirrors Edge exists, selling this poor imitation becomes difficult). It's short, it's janky, it's forgettable. What do you do in the game? Platforming, parkour style which means running along and jumping off walls and things... some parts of the game seem modestly well polished, others aren't, and janking on the wall jumps makes this unpleasant to play. Platforming is a difficult genre to succeed in because it's mostly obsolete, so the controls and polish and look and feel have to be absolutely perfect, and here, they are not. The game is quite short, and can be run through in just 30 minutes. The lack of content here makes it hard to suggest it's worth spending the time to add to your library and download. The graphics aren't great, low poly stuff, minimalist in places, with low res textures. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the…