PCGamer Review: Mirror’s Edge
The early levels of Mirror’s Edge are the ones that best communicate the joys of the game, because they’re the ones that best deliver the free-running dream.
That is: you, in an urban environment, gracefully inventing your own path from point Here to point Over There. You hop over fences, slide under pipes, run along walls, rebound off buildings and vault from ledges – all of it ideally without breaking stride and all of it from a first-person perspective. It’s smooth, fast, exhilarating, and its creators do it wrong, all wrong.
