Mirror's Edge Catalyst isn't just about our tattooed heroine Faith, it's also about the city of Glass - a bustling near-future metropolis where multiple groups jockey for power. A new developer diary ...

It allows you to explore the open city via an interactive page on the game's official website. Locations on the map are limited at present, so there aren't too many selections to play around with for ...

A new developer diary for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst has been released, and you can watch it right here. In it, DICE discuss developing Faith's background story, architectural design, the game's factions ...

It has been nearly eight whole years since the original Mirror’s Edge released. The series has always been divisive – you either loved it, or hated it. It’s been a long road to get this sequel out the ...

Video game developer and publisher Electronic Arts is looking to do almost the impossible. The company is planning to completely reboot an established franchise that critics seemed to love. All the ...

Ryan is the Editor-in-Chief at DualShockers and has been a lover of games as long as he can remember. He holds a BA in English and Cinema and lives in New York City. Luckily enough, it turned out that ...

On PC, PS4 & Xbox One: Earn every document, gridleak, surveillance recording, secret bag, and electronic part in Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst in one convergent locations guide. Speedrun the skyline of ...

According to the FY47 census, Glass boasts close to five million citizens, making it the third largest city in Cascadia. Prospective visitors should read up on what the central districts have to offer ...

Mirror’s Edge Catalyst is a game of thumps and scuffs and clanks, of the sound of a guard’s mask cracking beneath an upswept knee, or the pliant *foof* of one of the springy crates scattered ...

This is a game that likes to overwhelm your senses. Whether you’re running, climbing, fighting, or just watching a cutscene, there’s always something in Mirror’s Edge Catalyst that manages to catch ...

It’s taken so long for Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst to arrive that your reaction to it as a fan of the original, much-loved (by those relative few who played it), much-flawed, free running gem, is likely ...