In Edge players take direct control of the cube and roll their way around the game's dozens of levels. Search for all the prisms and find the shortcuts to improve your times.
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Great game, Cheaper than a sandwich, More enjoyable than a sandwich, Lasts longer than a sandwich. I recommend 100% for this cheap indie title! EDIT: because people cant be bothered to read the comments before they comment im going to say this, I picked up this game on a 80% discount.
"VERY POSITIVE" Now this might seem like a classical indie game or maybe tribute to 8-bit era or some cube game that it's not even worth playing but hold up hold up and give it a chance. I don't even remember where I got it, but I believe it wasn't even part of some bundle, but I did actually bought it back in 2013. It didn't cost 9,99 like right now. I believe after discount it was roughly 1,20€. So boom, I got it. And guess what, I was playing that every day I woke up before school. Yes, 4 years ago I was still at school. Now, every day I woke up at 6:02 and I was leaving at 6:46 (yes exactly, those timestamps because I don't like round numbers). I had like 5-10 minutes of free time so boom, I was playing EDGE. Rating might not be objective at all because as you can see I already put some personal connection with the game into the review so in order to keep it at least little bit o
Mindf*** & Rage Simulator 2k1x Fun but gets harder (which isn't a bad thing) :D Score: 9.4/10 (would be 10 if it had workshop support)
This game is actually quite special. It feels like a platfomer but you mostly roll around on an isometric level (ie. Super Mario RPG) hitting switches and solving puzzles. The controls are really tight, allowing you you manuver this... block around. The charm really comes from the level design, the music - everything comes together into a really slick game. Originally developed for mobile devices, this one is updated with full resolution and frame-rate unlock support. It's really quite sharp. Highly recommended!
EDGE A great little puzzle game that requires quick reactions and some lateral thinking. Rating 6/10 The main objective of EDGE is to traverse your cube through some ingenious and rather convoluted levels made up of blocks, buttons and platforms whilst avoiding all manners of death as quickly as possible. Picking up small prisms that are dotted around the level speeds up your cube and gives you a higher rating for completing a level. There is also the ability to perform 'edge time' by balancing your cube on one of it's edges which allows you to hang off the side of walls. It's a mixture of balance and timing but it rewards you with time reduction at the end of the level. Each new level, of which there are over eighty, represents a new challenge and new gameplay mechanics, learning these new mechanics is fairly simple as there are clues along the way. Its success lies in its simplici
A fun puzzle game this was. Definitely recommend this.
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