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Mirror's Edge Catalyst
Released On: Jun 7, 2016
69
5.8
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 52 Critic Reviews
69
38% Positive
20 Reviews
20 Reviews
58% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 52 Critic Reviews
69
38% Positive
20 Reviews
20 Reviews
58% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Faith runs with freedom in a game that feels as fresh as the original and gives a step forward in every aspect. If parkour is a religion, DICE is its particular Holy See.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst drops the ball here and there but the City of Glass and the parcours-gameplay are good enough to leave a lasting impression.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 780 User Ratings
5.8
42% Positive
327 Ratings
327 Ratings
24% Mixed
184 Ratings
184 Ratings
34% Negative
269 Ratings
269 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 780 User Ratings
5.8
42% Positive
327 Ratings
327 Ratings
24% Mixed
184 Ratings
184 Ratings
34% Negative
269 Ratings
269 Ratings
E encanta sus mecanicas realistas de parkour y su historia bien desarrollada
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PlayStation 4
Open world and you can parkour? Shut the **** up and take my money! I love mirror's edge!
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PlayStation 4
Eight years after, unlike the always on-the-run Faith Connors, Mirror's Edge finds itself in the same, exact place we left it. Unfortunately, DICE promised something more. Like the original, Catalyst is the ultimate expression of virtual parkour, but it never manages to create a real connection with the player.
A beautiful, open world and exhilarating parkour action just manage to cover up some irritating shortcomings in Mirror's Edge: Catalyst.
Cliche story and awful storytelling, boring open word design, gross fight system and far from fulfill expectations… In brief; fans wanted a better Mirror’s Edge game, and DICE couldn’t it.
If thinking about freerunning puts a smile on your face, this is the game for you. If you are looking for a good story or a diverse world however, Catalyst is not for you. Mirror's Edge deserves more love than this.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst was an answer to intense fan demand for a new game, and that seems to be all it is. Catalyst has nothing to say and less than nothing to add to its genre. Unimaginative and repetitive, with a story that goes absolutely nowhere, Catalyst serves only as a way to waste some time if there’s nothing better to play...It’s not offensive, and it’s not an actively bad time, but it’s so very bland and uneventful. I can’t really speak for the developers, but Catalyst certainly gives the impression that they’d rather be working on literally anything else.
I've played many games, and this is one of the best game I ever played. Unlike any other combat games, this is just a relaxing and thrilling parkour game.
Even you are looking for more battle, try dying light or something. This game is just to underrated
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PlayStation 4
Dice's long awaited sequel to the cult classic Mirror's Edge may not completely live up to expectations, but it's ultimately a solid enough effort that is nowhere near as deserving of its hate, even if it is ultimately a bit of mixed bag.
Mirror's Edge Catalyst offers the same strong core mechanics as its predecessor, with some well designed areas, though Catalyst trades in its individual level structure for an open world design which does detract from the best aspects of the original game. The open world check list of objectives, and the repetition of going through the same areas over an over drag the overall game down.
Still, there's fun to be had in Mirror's Edge Catalyst, and just like the first game, it's a brief enough experience where it doesn't wear out its welcome. Catalyst's poor reception may have once again put this franchise on the shelf, which is a shame, as I do hope we can revisit Faith and her journey again someday.
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PlayStation 4
I personally really enjoyed the game and have replayed it several times, but in my replays I encounter new shortcomings. There's definitely fun to be had, though some of it is on the player to be creative rather than the map itself. Combat can be fun, though there is far too much cheese.
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PlayStation 4
When I played it for the first time I enjoyed the movement and the parkour didn’t really care about the story but I recently played it and the gameplay wasn’t that great and the story was ordinary and there is so many side missions that wasn’t necessary and so many bugs and glitches.
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PlayStation 4
Great **** I give it a 4 out of respect.
Nothing to do with 1, in which the missions were linear and fun, to survive you had to flee from the police doing parkour but not in this one, since many times (many) you will have to fight against them, see if they have given you importance that there are even upgrades and combat skills. Also, for some stupid reason they have decided to completely change the look of the game and make it futuristic with absurd technology.
The story seems to me at least regrettable and extremely forgettable, the characters have given me a **** **** at no time have I had even a minimum of empathy with any of them.
The only good thing about the game that improves on the previous one in addition to the graphics and movements is the free world, which was lacking in the first one.
In summary, if you have played the first one, I do not recommend it at all, but if you are new to the series, you might like it (although it is difficult).
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PlayStation 4
Summary Through Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, experience the emergence of Faith, a brave Runner who uncovers a hidden truth inside the walls of the city of Glass. Through her journey, Faith explores every corner of the city, from the highest, most pristine skyscrapers, to the dark and dingy tunnels that underlie the city. Players must master the envir...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- PC
Initial Release Date: Jun 7, 2016
Developer:
- EA DICE
Publisher: Electronic Arts
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