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Test Chamber – Swinging Through The City In Mirror's Edge Catalyst
Mirror's Edge is something of an anomaly. It's a first-person game where you don't shoot anyone and the main gameplay hook has players parkouring through the environment. DICE's recent franchise reboot adds an open world element to this formula. Unfortunately, those two elements don't mix well. Watch us play the game to find out why.
Join Andrew Reiner and myself as we take a quick tour through Mirror's Edge Catalyst's city of glass, complete some death-defying jumps, and kick several dudes in the head before falling to our death. Catalyst definitely isn't as fun as the original Mirror's Edge, so before you buy the game watch this video to see if you think you'd find it entertaining.
If you think the game looks interesting, you can read the review for a more in-depth assessment.
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