Mirror's Edge (PS3) Reviews

This is a review for Mirror's Edge on the Playstation 3. ** Plot ** The game is set in the not too distant future and is based around people's fears regarding 'big brother. The government started with CCTV and then began controlling the public, information, lines of communication etc. Some people fought back causing rioting ...  Read the complete review

Mirror's Edge is set in a shiny white future, where world peace is imminent and crime is almost eradicated. Sadly, not all is as it seems; the only way to reach this point was to dumb down the masses with advertising and fraud. The corrupt government has got it's way by surveillance of everything and erradicating all who stand in it's way...but ...  Read the complete review

This is a first person freerunning game really. You play as faith who is stuck bang in the middle of a conspiricy and end up on the run after you find your sister is taken in. SImple basis of the game. Now the gameplay compromises you freerunning around everything you can see and find, around rooftops, through buildings, in underground tunnels, ...  Read the complete review

Mirrors edge is a unique title but with a lot of short comings. You are a runner named Faith who becomes involved in a conspiracy any end up on the run. The story just isn't very good. I ended up skipping the cartoon style cut scenes and jumping straight into the action, which I rarely do. The basic premise is that you use your free ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I would like to suggest if you are thinking about it, to not buy this game. Instead rent it for a week and if you become an addict, fine buy it. My reason for saying this is the novelty of the experience soon wares off, and you can complete the story on one of the easier settings in virtually no time at all. The game focuses on ...  Read the complete review

Frustrating at first; but a fine, free-flowing experience when mastered. Mirror's Edge offers a unique experience in that it is a first-person platforming game that is only rarely a shooter. The game is also visually unique, with bright white coloured buildings as far as the eye can see giving it an almost surreal, futuristic (but ...  Read the complete review