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    Mirror's Edge

    Game » consists of 13 releases. Released Nov 11, 2008

    In a futuristic totalitarian dystopia, a master courier (in a group of renegade "runners") investigates a conspiracy, while outrunning the deadly government military, in this parkour-inspired first-person action game.

    xon's Mirror's Edge (PC) review

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    • xon has written a total of 14 reviews. The last one was for Alan Wake (Steam)

    The best bad good game ever.

    Mirror's edge oozes originality. The beautifully rendered city-scapes are believable and an awesome playground. The gameplay is mostly fun, but when you are stuck or the game doesn't respond properly it can be down-right jarring.

    I wanted to throw in the towel several times. The story is is bland and doesn't create in you sympathy towards the main character nor do you car about what you are and why.

    But when the game works, and it often does, it can be breathtaking and exhilarating. The colours are lovely and a lot of care and dedication has gone into the details. For me this was a great game to chill out at the end of a gaming session, and ultimately an unforgettable experience, albeit not always a pleasant one.

    Other reviews for Mirror's Edge (PC)

      Mirror's Edge 0

       Mirror's Edge is certainly not a game without faults, and I can easily see how some of its problems could lead to indifference or even genuine dislike towards the game. But I found its presentation and unique take on platforming from a first person perspective to be an interesting and at times perfectly thrilling experience. I think what I really wanted was a lot of its ideas in a better considered game, but I had a lot of fun playing through it despite the very high number of times I mes...

      4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

      A short, but solid game. 0

      While playing the first Assassin’s Creed back in the day, I thought that it would be cool if a similar game could be made, but from a first person perspective. Mobility in games is usually an afterthought for most developers – sometimes it varies, with the ability to crouch, jump, lean, and prone, but for the most part, video games rarely ever emphasis movement. And then in walks Mirror’s Edge.Released back in 2009, Mirror’s Edge is a video game about a “Runner&rdqu...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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