EDGE

Mobigame SAS

About this game

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.

***NEW BONUS LEVEL: "ZIAS"***
This level was created by Zias, a 7-year-old EDGE fan! It's level 16 of the bonus pack. Thank you Zias & Two Tribes.

FEATURES:
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• An original game ideally suited for mobile devices
• 48 levels to challenge
• 16 bonus levels
• 19 unique tunes!
• A simple, addictive game for every type of player


AWARDS:
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BEST MOBILE GAME
- Videogame Festival Milthon Award, Paris

EXCELLENCE IN GAMEPLAY
- IMGA (International Mobile Gaming Awards) Winner

BEST MOBILE GAME
BEST iPHONE GAME
AUDIO ACHIEVEMENT
- Triple finalist in IGF Mobile (Independent Game Festival)


REVIEWS:
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9/10 - PocketGamer.co.uk (Gold Award)
5/5 - FingerGaming.com
4/4 - slidetoPlay.com
4,5/5 - Touchgen.com
4,5/5 - 148apps.com

Ratings and reviews

I have a story to tell about this game. When I first saw this game when I was 4, I knew this game was meant for me. It's easy, fun, puzzling and just absolutely amazing in general. The concepts used in every level are unique and stand out perfectly. I have absolutely 0 problems with this game. Mobigame and Two Tribes created perfection. Thank you both for inspiring me to have a reason to live and for making me have so much fun. EDGE is definitely worth your time, and your money.

Stellar! But... I loved this game since it came out back on the Samsung wave, before Samsung even had android. Totally amazing. A simple game with hours of fun and creative level design, appealing graphics and fun sound. I have one major gripe with this game: you cannot disable screen rotation. Yes I have screen rotation off on my device but this does not stop the game from rotating. At the moment there is no setting for this, and that bothers me as someone who likes to use their phone in bed.

The first game in a long time that's keeping me engaged through completion. If you wonder how a game about rolling a cube around in a barren block world and a handful of different systems to interact with could possibly stay interesting, try it out. The developer did an amazing job coming up with ever new configurations and challenges and tricks and traps in its 60-something levels without really adding any substantially new elements. The repeated surprise of this fact keeps the game fun.

What’s new

Haptic Feedback on supported devices (you can turn it off in the options)
Support full screen in Landscape and Portrait modes
Bug fixes (Ghost, JP)