Mirror's Edge: Catalyst Doesn't Let You Use Guns, Dev Says at E3 2015
You'll have to find other ways to deal with enemies.
The new Mirror's Edge game, Mirror's Edge: Catalyst, doesn't allow players to use guns, a departure from the original game.
"In Mirror's Edge Catalyst, you won't be using any guns at all," senior producer Sara Jansson told Polygon. "We've completely removed that aspect of the game. You can't even pick them up."
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Combat in the first Mirror's Edge was perhaps its most maligned aspect; taking down enemies with guns, in particular, rather than fleeing seemed to conflict with what seemed like the most ideal way to play.
This is welcome news to me, particularly after becoming concerned that combat would play a major role in the game following the release of a trailer at E3 this week. That may still prove to be the case, but the absence of firearms looks to be a positive move.
Catalyst is due out in 2016 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. For more, check out our impressions from E3.
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