I think the Mirror in the title refers to the city. The plot is that the girl (I believe her name is Faith) has to deliver some McGuffin to somewhere. Possibly to "Mirror's" Edge. The name Mirror would kinda fit, looking at the buildings and all.

What's with all the complaining about the lack of screenshots? Can't you just appreciate the fantastic artwork and design?

There's a lot that goes on in the development of a video game before graphics and gameplay footage.

I agree, these shouldn't be watermarked, at least 2 of them are 3 months old and from other sources.

The game looks beautiful but the lead isn't over-sexified and you don't use a gun so watch it flop :(

She looks so much better in the art than she did in the actual video. I'm wondering if that's because she has expressions here, and was poker faced in the video.

@ Jimpressionable Sterling - Yay...Pretty colors are fun...

@frozenbabylon - I don't think you could actually call it a FPS so much...I mean, one of the main requirements is that you doo a bunch of shooting, in first person. And since everything I've seen says that guns/shooting is but a small part of the larger pie, i dunno...

I hate first person games that ask me to platform when it isn't done well, or that ask me to adventure in their world when first person doesn't exactly fit...(or as the Wii fanboys/brainderailment might say, not having intuitive controls).

If they make a game that has a lot of puzzle/platforming/adventuring parts, pull the friggin camera back...I hope this game does it right, because it could be great, but I have a feeling there will be more than a few missteps along the way, and we will get mired in a control nightmare...never to ruturn...NEVER!

You're welcome. :P

Looking good, can't wait to hear more about this title.

I was stoked about this game months ago when Edge ran a cover story on it. I was all "OMG, a Dice game that isn't another Battlefield?" And they were all "Totally! We're gonna reinvent spatial perception in first-person games!" And then I was like "You mean so I'll know where my body is and I won't fall off a narrow bridge while running across diagonally and shooting at something overhead, like it always used to happen in Quake 3?" And they were like "Exactly." And so I was all "FAPFAPFAP," and then my local news agent was like "Sir, please put down the magazine and leave the store immediately."

True story!

This game is getting more interesting everyday. Hopefully it won't be disappoint. The art looks great, I'm glad there are colors in the game.

I saw some gameplay (well, they said it was gameplay) the other day and let me tell you, I want this game!

I love the idea of full control over your movement.

Ocified, FPS games have come a long way to include what may seem like plaform and puzzle elements, but when done well, stuff like Half Life and Portal are made. The days of boring run and gun FPS game are gone and only exist as multiplayer options.

I'm with LordRegulus, once I read that Edge mag article I knew this game was gonna be special, while off the radar of many. And if it can tip the FPS genre on its head again, giving a more enhanced experiennce than that's good. It will make other developers rethink their FPS games too.

ME is what all FPS games should aspire to be like, with their characters, instead of only getting an animated outstretched arm plus weapon. Long overdue and I'll be buying.

This years Portal perhaps?

Blue skies in games!

"3. Why am I not allowed to draw negative conclusions about a game, but others can draw positive ones?"

If it helps, I think saying "this is going to suck" is just as presumptuous as "this is going to be awesome."

It looks cool.....hoping for the best.

That has got to b the first female video game character without gigantic jubblies, lol.

Why do her tattoos keep changing sides?