Mirror’s Edge Catalyst,Mirror’s Edge 2 Review

By peter paras

Struggling with Faith.

2016 is turning out to be quite the year for first-person POV games; more specifically, shooters that aren’t like the types we’ve been playing for the past decade. id Software launched a new version of Doom, which emphasizes (and practically requires) players to move fast and engage the enemy up close more than, say,

  • Gorgeous world, still unique nearly 8 years later
  • Lots of content after the 13-hour campaign
  • Stunningly crisp, eye candy cutscenes
  • Gameplay is unintuitive and too often clunky
  • Awful story, poorly told, thin characters (even Faith)
  • Glitches, pop in, poor character animation, and strange lack of menu options

7

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