Mirror's Edge™

tutorial is for a controller, even if you're using MaK they don't care they just keep telling you to press controller key to "help" you do the different parkour maneuvre, so go figure yourself out what each controller key are on your keyboard... Tighrope walking is completly failure, I just ran instead because the longer you stay on the rope the longer it appear to make you tilt one side or another for no reason, no matter how I tried counterbalancing the tilting... and again no tip in the tutorial. Rebinding Key prevent you from some keys like "." cannot be used, for no reason. (don't ask I got a gamepad so prefere " . " instead of spacebar for jump) Just the Tutorial is anoying af, let's hope it get better, but so far Warframe's or Dying light's parkour is way more intuitive and well made. Tired of PC games that are obviously made for controller and don't even bother implementing MaK, and EA is just evil so.

This was a game I was looking to play for a really long time but it ultimately disappointed me. Although the game promises thrilling action set pieces filled with parkour, I was instead met with an interesting mishmash of ideas that were poorly executed. For one, it's really hard to get any sense of speed. This is mainly because it's also not always clear where you must go and what you need to do. It slows the pace of the game down drastically and makes it super frustrating as you are trying to figure out what to do. While "Runner Vision" should highlight objects you can interact with, there were several instances where this didn't happen which makes the problem worse. On the other hand, the combat in this game is really rudimentary. It was, by far, what I hated the most in this game. The game tries to be overly realistic, so there is no health bar or ammo meter (for any guns). All of the guns are also single-use only, which means you have to dump them after the ammo runs out. Since you have no way of knowing how much ammo is left in one gun, it's difficult to know how long you can last in a battle. The "countering" system is one more thing that is super finicky and requires absolute precision. In the end, all of this kind of breaks your momentum and causes you to slow down. I applaud this game for experimenting with some interesting concepts for its time, but the final product was far from satisfactory for me.

This is obviously some sort of parkour simulator with decent graphics. I give it 3/5 because other people have enjoyed it. I had a disturbing experience despite being adept in action gaming. During tutorial I couldn't perform a "skill roll" in 40+ attempts. After searching internet for solution I have figured out that was an issue for many players as question appears on different sites. As "holding left shift *really* close to the ground" did no good for me - I have removed this game after only 15 minutes of playing.

While the concept is original and exciting, the execution just isn't there. Mechanics that don't trigger half of the time, repetitive level design, and combat sections that border on unplayable hinder this game from reaching it's full potential.

In this moment i no buy ME, is too much for me, becose i have copy of mirrors edge on (origin -.-) when price will be good i buy it ! or maybe i can take cd-key from box to take it :D