EDGE Extended Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 57 reviews. Read all reviews for EDGE Extended for iPhone.
EDGE Extended is paid iOS app published by Mobigame
Edge
Blithe51
This game has a lot going for it. The music fits the game perfectly and really expresses the personality of a moving, self aware, cube very well =). Not only was the game enjoyable and clever but it had enough challenging levels to keep me motivated to get an A grade or better. This game has a retro game feel in its simplicity yet it has small things like a competitive and evil black cube that makes you feel more invested in the fate and performance of your cube. Overall I give it 5 stars.
Edge extended is awesome!!!!
NaurTheWolf
With catching music, catching game play and so on and so on, it is the one of the funnest app ever!!!
Too little content, higher levels bloody-minded
Passepartout
This is a great game engine marred by too many tediously nasty levels (and the very annoying hanging mechanic). The problem is that the playful levels are done easily, which just gets me stuck on the hard levels forever.
Excellent
AnotherShrubbery
Great original gameplay. The music is worth getting separately as a sound track. This is one of my favorite iOS games.
Fresh, Modern, Enjoyable!
BHLingard
This game has got style to spare, and you definitely get a lot of bang for your buck. If you're a fan of Cuboid, then you're in for a real treat with this one!
Amazing!?
Gymnast123101
I first played this game in my class, and when I got home I automatically got it! I recommend this app! You should get it, You won't regret It!!! ??
Excellent
Pablo_Vilas
Rolling a cube over, around and thru obstacles and hazards that morph in ways helpful or not, while an opponent cube makes mischief. You get lots of levels, each with something unique to master. Rather than simply completing a level, your performance is rated for completion time, number of deaths, and objects collected. So, improving your scores on each level becomes another objective of the game. An optional "ghost" suggests courses to take; or does it? Best puzzle/skill game I've played this year.