Faith enters focus mode while she is running. With sufficient focus Faith can evade bullets from enemies. According to Sara Jansson, the senior producer of the game, the combat and fighting featured is an extension to the game's movement instead of a separated set. When Faith is performing a finishing move, the game switches to a third-person perspective. While there are no live co-operative multiplayer or side-by-side competitive modes, the game features asynchronous multiplayer in which a player's actions in the game can affect the world for other players' games.
Instead, these checkpoint-to-checkpoint paths are set by any player whereby others can race against them at their leisure for faster times.
Synopsis Setting The game takes place in the dystopian, futuristic city of Glass, the showcase city of the nation of Cascadia, governed by a totalitarian corporatocracy. Cascadian society is highly stratified, and the majority of citizens work for the corporations and are connected to the Grid, a massive social monitoring network digitally connecting everything and everyone in cities like Glass. The corporations are secretly preparing to launch a project, called Reflection, to control the populace through the Grid.
So-called Runners, freelance messengers skilled at free running, refuse to be connected to the Grid and live on rooftops, making their living from covert delivery jobs while evading corporate security. The game centers around a Runner named Faith, and her efforts to help other Runners overthrow the corporate government and stop Reflection.
Plot Faith Connors is released from prison and meets up with fellow runner Icarus, as well as Runner cabal leader Noah, who raised Faith after the death of her parents.
During a data grab inside the headquarters of Elysium, Faith diverges from her orders and retrieves a valuable hard drive, but is seen by Gabriel Kruger, CEO of Kruger Security.
She manages to escape, intending to use the drive's contents to pay off her debt to Dogen, a black market boss. Noah is angry at Faith for involving herself with Kruger, but tells her that she needs to know what is inside the drive in order to bargain with it. Faith takes the drive to Plastic, a talented hacker, who tells her the drive contains blueprints for a top-secret project known as Reflection.
While Icarus and Faith are away, they lead a raid on the Runners' lair and capture or kill everyone present. Faith and Icarus, having nowhere to go, turn to Rebecca Thane, leader of Black November, a militant resistance movement bent on destroying the Conglomerate by force. The rebels set up an ambush to capture a high-ranking K-Sec commander, whom they intend to trade for their own captured soldiers. The mission is a success and it turns out that the captured officer is Isabel Kruger, daughter and personal bodyguard of Gabriel Kruger.
Faith asks Plastic to infiltrate K-Sec servers and gather information about Isabel, who turns out to be Caitlyn "Cat" Connors, Faith's own sister, who was assumed dead. Gabriel Kruger took her in as his adoptive daughter, telling her that Faith was killed along with the rest of her family. Faith races back to the subterranean Black November HQ where Thane is preparing to execute Isabel in order to send her father a message.
Even though Isabel doesn't seem to remember who Faith is, Faith convinces Thane to save her. Isabel lets on to Faith that Noah might still be alive, held in a compound called Kingdom. Upon reaching it, Faith rescues a group of Reflection scientists who were detained by K-Sec for "asking too many questions.
Aline also mentions that Faith's own mother Erika invented the algorithm that would later allow Reflection to be realized. Faith finds Noah who is being experimented on with prototype Reflection nanites, but is too late to prevent his death.
Icarus and the rebels are injected with Reflection nanites. Faith continues to have flashbacks of Gabriel Kruger killing her parents who wanted out of the Reflection project. As Faith and Cat were escaping, a gas grenade was tossed, causing Cat to choke and lose consciousness. Faith was forced to abandon her. We play as a girl named Faith. Recently, a hunt has been announced for us. And your sister was charged with intentionally harming information. This game - Mirror's Edge - your life, and now that you can go through the story on your own, the gameplay offers you better than the rest of the games of this genre.
The world in the game is not open, but the locations are vast enough for us to enjoy the views and storyline campaign. Until the middle of the game, we are not told who we are fighting against, but we are trying to catch up with the Runner who stores information about us and our sister. After which this task is erased, since we learn that the guilty Kate is actually guilty of the murder of the man we are told about in the first videos.. In a world where parkour has become the basis of movement, it is almost impossible to catch or kill us with firearms.
We will move around locations to save our sister. The further the storyline campaign goes, the less chances of salvation. A series of those killed, the story of the city of Mirrors, where a complete totalitarian regime is underway - everything is bugged, and a massive ban on smoking brought people to the rally.
The gameplay is made without Hud - a system for displaying health, ammo and other things on the screen. We will only see arms or legs, and then on rare occasions. Playing as Faith, we have to either acquit Kate - the sister, or help her escape.
At one point, the storyline turns over when we learn that our sister is hiding in the office, where absolutely all the information is located.
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