Edge Review – The best puzzle game we have seen

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On September 6, 2012

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Edge Review – The best puzzle game we have seen

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By: Mobigame

Version #: 1.91

Date Released: 2012-11-08

Developer: Mobigame

Price: 2.99

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Edge has been available for a long time in the App Store, but it is only recently that I decided to buy it. Why? Because it was free, stealing the top place for free apps. Deservedly so: Edge is an awesome puzzle platformer, in the same vein of a classic game like Marble Madness.

In Edge you have to manouever a cube moving in four directions in an isometrically designed level, with holes, moving pieces and bonus points for picking the brightly coloured prisms along the way. The controls are easy: tap where you want to go and release to stop. The cube will roll just like a cube would do, so if your cube inclines too much it will move forward, if it does not, it will roll back in position. Handy if you misclick for a second!

Edge has a huge number of levels, and even a second edition (Edge Extended, which we will review shortly). You can find it occasionally on free sale, but even at its retail price it is a steal: fun, interesting, well crafted. And challenging: you’ll definitely scratch your head (and bite your nails) with some of its levels. One of the truly iPhone classic games.

Also we can’t refrain from giving you an interesting story. A 7-year old loved Edge so much, he started designing levels with Lego. The father found them good and wanted a surprise for his birthday… And the developers created one of the kid’s levels to use in the game. You can read the original story here

Quick Take

Value:High

Would I Buy Again:Sure

Learning Curve:Low

Who Is It For:Hardcore puzzlers. And casual gamers. Anybody

What I Like:Idea, gameplay, music

What I Don't Like:Nothing!

Final Statement:An awesome puzzler

Read the Developer's Notes:
Develop your telekinetic strength by pushing a Cube within a geometric universe.

Platforms, enigmas and reflexes combine to make Edge a rich and very comprehensive game.

• An original game ideally suited for mobile devices

• 48 levels to challenge + 17 bonus levels

• 19 unique tunes!

• A simple, addictive game for every type of player

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Ruben Berenguel is finishing his PhD in Mathematics while writing in mostlymaths.net about being a 'geek of all trades'. He also happens to be the senior editor in the What's on iPhone network: any complaints go to him!

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