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Soul Axiom
Soul Axiom, the new adventure game from developer Wales Interactive, launches on February 29. You can see a first-look at the game’s cyber-world of Elysia in a launch trailer released today.
Soul Axiom’s puzzle-based gameplay has been compared to Myst . Players will explore neon-lit environments, acquiring new hand powers (think tonics in Bioshock) that allow them to better interact with their surroundings.
As the trailer shows, Soul Axiom is set in the visually striking virtual afterlife of Elysia, a place where people can upload their memories and relive them time and time again. This intriguing setting provides the backdrop for a sci-fi thriller narrative with multiple endings based on player interaction.
Soul Axiom has been in Steam Early Access since November 2014. The game will launch for PC, Linux and Mac on February 29, with a console release to follow soon after.
If you’re interested in comparing the current Soul Axiom to its alpha version, head over to our preview to see a launch trailer from October 2014, right before the game hit Early Access.
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