EDGE Extended reviews

While the idea of the game is fine, the controls are a MAJOR problem. The entire game comes down to whether you are lucky and your attempts at controlling the game are interpreted correctly by the game. After half an hour of play it still felt completely random if the cube you control did what I intended or not, and my progress in the game seemed equally random. For a relatively expensive app, that's not good enough. Much, much better controls are required for a game that centers on speed.

This game is awesome level graphics, gameplay... (I reassure you, I'm not the attic player that I advise you to watch for video game freaks and not a professional in the field of videogames) the graphics is has such an impressive level on the style, the 3D is very well succeeded , the management is well thought out, the levels are impressive, the difficulty rises on a regular basis... nothing to complain or redo, this game is to take and, to my liking, the price is not even expensive enough for this bead.

Place that the first remains unsurpassed, Edge EX has its raison d'être in the new 3D graphics engine and the many new levels, which are added to, do not replace, the originals. Not to mention Dark cube, a friend/foe who appears in some levels and joins us, challenges us. The game is wonderful and however well inspired, like the original. Deserves a mention the soundtrack, which more consistent and electronic could not be. Few flaws, perhaps the biggest is the absence of the Turbo Mode, which was unlocked at the end of the first Edge, and perhaps the excessive price, which as much as you love these 2 games should be revised (€3.49 each at the time of the review).