11 Facts About Mirror's Edge

Mirror's Edge is an action-adventure platform game developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts.

Mirror's Edge is an action-adventure platform game where the player must control the protagonist, Faith Connors, from a first-person perspective and navigate a city.

Mirror's Edge is set in a near-future city where life is comfortable and crime is almost non-existent.

Mirror's Edge's finds that they are behind Project Icarus, a program designed to train special forces to eliminate Runners and control the city.

Mirror's Edge's explains that Pope had to be killed because he was seen as a threat, especially once he discovered Project Icarus.

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Mirror's Edge was developed by the Swedish company DICE as part of an effort to create something fresh and interesting, anticipating a need to diversify away from the successful Battlefield franchise the studio was known for.

Mirror's Edge explained that he was interested in a strong female character that would appeal to both women and men, and who became a hero not because of high-tech weapons, but because of her physical abilities.

Mirror's Edge deliberately makes use of strong primary colors, with outdoor environments predominantly featuring white and distinctively lacking in green.

Mirror's Edge was first revealed to be in development when an image of Faith holding a pistol was released in June 2007.

Mirror's Edge felt that the game lacks depth because it forces the player to follow a predefined path, thus failing to capture anything that made parkour popular, while GameRevolution found the game to be very frustrating and unforgiving.

At the 2008 Spike Video Game Awards, Mirror's Edge was nominated for Best Action Adventure Game, but lost to Grand Theft Auto IV.