axi
Masie's little sister Junie is gone. She left a trail of bubbles that go past the lily pads, lets follow the bubbles to see where she went!
AXI is a 2D platformer about an axolotl named Masie who runs and
climbs on land and swims freely underwater. Join her on a quest to find her missing sister, and discover what awaits in this platform / adventure game.
The characters and world design was inspired by my 3rd grader. I hope you enjoy it!
This is a sneak preview
This preview includes the first three stages of the game. There are 24 levels planned across 9 different stages. If you enjoyed the demo leave a comment!
Play on your Phone
AXI can be played in landscape on your phone. Use the virtual joystick under your left thumb and the button under your right thumn. It also plays with a gamepad connected to your phone via bluetooth.
Play on your Computer
- Move — arrow keys, or A and D
- Climb, swim, duck — up and down, or W and S
- Jump — Space, Z or K
- Restart the stage — R
- Change language — L
Gamepad
- Move — left stick or d-pad
- Jump — any face button
- Start — begin
- Select — restart the stage
- Change language — LB and RB
Supported languages
English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Indonesian, Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
Comments
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Loved the sneak preview! My kids loved playing it as well, The art style and movement mechanics feel super fresh and distinct compared to typical platformers, and the bubble-trail story setup is adorable. Fantastic job on this build, we're all really looking forward to the full 24 levels!
Thanks! My daughter is still planning out the story and baddies! She’s 10, so who knows what surprises are in store!
l just love this look l can tell your experienced could l hopefully get to know where you got the art
We made the art based off conversations and my kiddos art.
The images and animation were built using an unreleased platform and set of tool I am building so that kids can bring ideas to life. The sound effects and music are produced by that same system.
If all goes well, those systems will be open sourced and offered as a paid service - we want to make it so anyone can produce game assets easily regardless of their experience level.