The movement in that game makes it really hard to go back to the first one and a lot of the side objectives like hackable billboards are very fun (the gridnode platforming quests are excellent). However, if I want to play a ME game it's always almost going to be the Catalyst.
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The second game has a ton of negative points forced combat, pointless skill tree, a few bad/boring main levels, open world not being used to its full potential, etc. It's only weaknesses are that too much of the game has indoor levels. If I'm judging both games as what is the best package overall then the first game wins easily. No piracy discussion: We don't tolerate any sort of discussion on piracy of either Mirror's Edge games, the comics, artwork, etc. No NSFW content: We don't allow NSFW content.īe kind to each other: We're an open and caring community. No heavy gore: Despite the fact that Mirror's Edge is rated T for Teen and PEGI 16, heavy gore is not allowed on this subreddit. Official MEC Map - sign in here to find your UGC links and manage your profileĬommunity Discord servers Filter by FlairsĬontent must be relevant to Mirror's Edge: This is the Mirror's Edge subreddit, and as such, all content should be relevant to Mirror's Edge. r/MirrorsEdgeAesthetics - a sub dedicated to images with that Mirror's Edge vibe r/MEC_UGC - share your Time Trials and Beat LEs The Mary Sue has a strict comment policy that forbids, but is not limited to, personal insults toward anyone, hate speech, and trolling.-įollow The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google+.This subreddit is for people who love the game Mirror's Edge and its reboot Mirror's Edge Catalyst.Īnything goes as long as it's related to Mirror's Edge. You’ll be able to check the game out when it hits shelves June 7th. Now I’m extra stoked for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst.
Following in the tracks of Miskovsky seems like a difficult task, but honestly, I think CHVRCHES’ “Warning Call” absolutely nails it.
They match in tone and lyrical content, and are both uplifting, inspiring in their own ways. In a lot of ways, “Warning Call” is reminiscent of Miskovsky’s “Still Alive”. Some longtime fans of Mirror’s Edge may associate a specific song with the game, already: Lisa Miskovsky’s “Still Alive”. Often times that pop song fades out into a dramatic score, much more suited to a soundtrack, but the feeling remains. I could easily see “Warning Call” playing out over the end credits of the game, much like how other movies have pop songs play out over the credits. In Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, you do play as a runner/courier in a post-apocalyptic Orwellian world where society isn’t broken down but rather completely controlled.īut CHVRCHES has a history of (and a real knack for) taking songs about serious, sad things and marrying them with their own unique synthy sound, which, by its nature, has somewhat of an upbeat, dance-like feel to it. On first listen, one could write the track off as a bit too happy for what may be considered a moody game. Marrying their sound to the already minimalistic, futuristic, stylish video game seems like just the best idea.
Oh, and to be clear, this is not a bad thing whatsoever. Fans of their electro synth pop sound will get exactly what I mean. You can listen to it above, but be warned: this song is peak CHVRCHES. CHVRCHES, the best band to ever use the ancient Roman U, has just released a brand new song that they recorded for the Mirror’s Edge Catalyst soundtrack.
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