Faith's iconic red shoes run across the shiny rooftops of Glass. She's ducking under pipes, jumping over fences and dodging KrugSec guards while maintaining full speed. The red smokey line in front of her suggests that we continue through the red door, but we know a shortcut.

The original Mirror's Edge was my first taste of parkour in video games, it paved the way for titles like Dying Light and Titanfall . Mirror's Edge Catalyst being the natural successor only gave me high hopes for what was promised to be the same mesh of acrobatic stunting and combat fluidity on a...

Clunky combat; Pointless upgrades; Forgettable story

Get ready to step back into the well-worn sneakers of City of Glass runner Faith Connors once again with Mirror's Edge: Catalyst , the follow up to 2008's underrated free-running action game.

When the first Mirror's Edge released in 2008, wasn't what we'd call " Ground-Breaking ", but the acclaim it garnered and the innovations it brought to the table was anything but.

Detailed Character Models; Innovative Combat System; Fluid Gameplay; Solar Fields Excellent Soundtrack

Underdeveloped Stories; Lifeless City; Boring Characters

It's taken so long for Mirror's Edge: Catalyst to arrive that your reaction to it as a fan of the original, much-loved (by those relative few who played it), much-flawed, free running gem, is likely to be split between happiness (to see it back, bigger and bolder than before), and trepidation over...

Great game!!!!!!!! It is awesome, pure awesomeness!!!!MIIIIIRRRRROOOOORRRR'S EEEDDDDGGGGEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!

Overall great game, the story was significant to the game and very few bugs/glitches. Graphics and music are especially great. Great value for money.

Just isn't very fun to play. I did all the side missions and beat the game in about a day or so just to be done with it. If you're curious, I say try it, but don't look for a masterpiece in this.

Many people wanted a sequel to 2008's Mirror's Edge, and I was definitely amongst those eager folk. Following the desire for a sequel, another thing that I very much craved was an open-world follow-up.

But once the story is done, Mirror's Edge Catalyst still has all the stuff left to do that makes it unique. This is a review-unique scenario - I have to play the critical path, and most people will never finish the game.