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About Akashicverse: Malicious Wake

Akashicverse: Malicious Wake is a 2D sci-fi action shoot ’em up in which you use fighting-game-style commands to unleash special attacks. Alongside normal shooting, you can use 10 distinctive techniques called Methods to fight powerful enemies amid high-speed bullets. The player character can defend with a Shield and protect herself with an Antibody Area.

Story

After total war brings the world to an unprecedented crisis, a being called Orchid suddenly appears and destroys the nations and governments, preventing the war. Under Orchid’s control, people live happily. An accident releases Malicious Wake, a powerful infectious enemy, from the ruins of the old generation. As the world faces this sudden crisis, Orchid plans an operation to stop it, but one of its members, Ageha, notices something.

Methods

You can master 10 Methods to overcome the enemies’ attacks. Three of them are described here:

  • Annihilator Chaser: fires many homing beams at an enemy in front of you. It covers a wide area but deals relatively light damage.
  • Dread Scissors: uses a blade to cut enemies in front of you at close range. Its reach is narrow, but it has high power and cost performance.
  • Eliminator: transforms the player character into a giant robot that can destroy enemies with overwhelming power. Its uses are limited.

Characters

Ageha is the player character and a member of Orchid. She is a versatile all-rounder who can shoot, fight hand to hand and obstruct enemies, but favors short, decisive battles at medium to close range. The story begins as she rises in rebellion against Orchid.

Hymeno, also a member of Orchid, is the stage 1 boss and a high-power artillery specialist. She asks Ageha why she has rebelled.

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