For a 2D mirror's edge it captures the free running of the 3D version quite well.

It's a fun game, but I got stuck on the very first level trying to find all the packages. I could not for the life of me figure out where 2 of them were. I think the game could be vastly improved if, instead of requiring players to find all the packages, it would score the player based on them and just continue on to the next level if the player has at least half of the packages.

Anyways, putting that aside it's a great game.

Great little game.

Fans of SNES RPGs will definitely get some sort of nostalgic feeling from playing this. However, its momentum fades fairly fast as there is a lot of grinding involved to level up so you can fight the higher level monsters.

Basically it suffers from the same flaw that most online RPGs face. Lack of story.

Great for wasting a few hours of your time, but I don't see many people playing it longer than that.