Posted on: March 3, 2017

Rusharn

Spiele: 555 Rezensionen: 11

First person Platformers are bad.

The main reason to not get this game is the clunky controls. A first person platformer is hard enough, but without controler support even with the few contorls you have, you find that you constantly fall becuase you don't hit that wall run just right in tight quarters and end up falling. This gets compounded by some of the auto save points that put you at a point where you have lost your momentum, at which point you die over and over again. Add in that your first person view is constantly jerking about, that advancment markers are often not very clear, which is especially bad when you are being shot at, and a very clunky 'combat' mechanic, reminds us why there are not many games like this. This game probably would have been ten times better with a third person view.

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Posted on: September 22, 2016

schlitty84

Spiele: 491 Rezensionen: 3

Thrives on flow but offers little

A cult classic of sorts, Mirror's Edge relies more on fond memories than recent playthroughs for it's praise. The game graphics and style are it's strongest points that still shine nearly 10yrs later. But in a game of stark contrasts it has a, politely put, "unique" animation style for it's cutscenes that pale in comparison. And while the universe the story is set in lets the imagination wonder and wander, the story itself is quite bland and dull. The environments seem open and waiting to be explored as you see the horizons from the rooftops but the level design is very sneakily on rails and corridor'd in. Still there are moments of "free running", and even slower more puzzle-like sections, that are absolutely amazing and you enjoy moments of pure bliss and experience what this game was striving for. But then you again are met with contrast. This time in more ways than one. Single awkward (not to be confused with difficult) jumps in the midst of a flowing sequence, thee possibly worst gunplay/combat in a FPS ever (this cannot be understated), or maybe an ill-advised checkpoint that puts you back before a slow door opening sequence or too close to an edge to jump right back in. All these things and more will ruin the good moments. And with regularity. Simply put, the flow of the game is interrupted too negatively too often for it to live up to the tales of grandeur it has developed over the years. Its worth a visit as it is thankfully very very short (4hr range). But for whatever it is worth, it doesn't quite live up to it's reputation in my book

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Posted on: December 20, 2024

alipaydin

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 7 Rezensionen: 1

Good Game!

But not for 4k or 2k monitor's

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Posted on: January 27, 2025

gctechs

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 275 Rezensionen: 3

A beautiful mess

I love the art style of the game, the protagonist and the overall innovative type of FPP experience. Unfortunately, the gameplay is a frustrating mess. Many mechanics aren't even properly explained, for instance I still don't know how to do a proper wallrun. The game lacks a quick save feature and it's a kind of a game where you just repeat one segment 100 times. You have to press the button combination in an exact way to succeed, also the game often ignores some of the button presses, for example a 180 rotation (RB on a controller) doesn't always register. Overall, the game had an incredible atmosphere that quickly becomes tarnished by the frustation and the "i have no idea what to do next" feeling.

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Posted on: November 24, 2024

BrianG61UK

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 22 Rezensionen: 7

Too difficult for me.

Yet another game where even if you set fighting to easy it's still very difficult.

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