Grab Axiom Verge Steam key and immerse yourself into an action-adventure Metroidvania the likes of which you’ve never experienced before. After a freak accident, you are blasted into a mysterious, alien world filled to the brim with high-tech technology. Is it a complex virtual-reality computer simulation? Or the distant future where mankind finally achieved ultimate technological advancement? Be wary as you traverse the labyrinthine passages in this side-scroller created and published by the American indie developer Thomas Happ. Bizarre biomechanoid constructs lurk in the shadows, but they’re not the only dangerous thing here. Sometimes the biggest threat is your very own psyche. An experiment gone wrong With Axiom Verge Steam key you embody Trace, an ambitious scientist running lab experiments in New Mexico, U.S. Suddenly, an explosion knocks you unconscious. When you wake up, you’re inside an egg-shaped machine in a completely different world - Sundra. A disembodied voice leads Trace to The Axiom Disruptor, a powerful gun that he must use to protect himself from monsters that attack him in the name of “Athetos”. Venture forth, uncover the secrets of Sundra, and learn more about the ancient war that turned this planet into a twisted technological dystopia. Glitch your way through The Axiom Disruptor isn’t the only weapon in the game. There are over 60 items and power-ups, each with unique behaviours and usage. Collecting them isn’t going to be easy, though, as various bizarre biomechanical creatures are out to get you at every turn. You’re going to have to learn to use glitches not only to combat these foes but to solve the numerous puzzles hidden in the environment. Is it life or the afterlife? Is it real or virtual? A dream or a nightmare? A very thin line separates them - the Axiom Verge.

Axiom Verge is an indie action-adventure video game developed by Tom Happ. The game was released on March 31, 2015, for PlayStation 4. PlayStation Vita and Microsoft Windows versions are scheduled for release. ...   more on Wikipedia