description Edge Overview
Edge is an isometric puzzle-platformer developed in France. It’s notable for its challenging gameplay centered around maneuvering a rotating cube within complex, cube-based environments. The game demands spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills, making it suitable for players who enjoy strategic platforming challenges and intricate puzzles. It was originally designed for PC and mobile devices, particularly appealing to fans of classic 2000s puzzle games.
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info Edge Specifications
| Country | France |
| Year | 2008 |
help Edge FAQ
Who developed the puzzle game Edge?
Edge was developed by the small French studio Mobigame and originally released in 2008 for the iPhone and iOS. It was later ported to other platforms, including Android and PC via Steam.
Why was Edge pulled from the App Store?
The game was removed from Apple's App Store after Tim Langdell, who claimed trademark rights over the word 'Edge,' threatened legal action against Mobigame. It returned to the store around 2010 after Langdell's trademark claims were successfully challenged, a case Electronic Arts helped bring down.
Is there a sequel to Edge?
Yes, Mobigame released Edge Extended for iOS in 2011, an expanded follow-up with new levels and gameplay mechanics built around the same rolling-cube concept. The original also remained available on Steam and Android.
How do you play Edge?
You control a rolling, tumbling cube through isometric levels filled with moving platforms and hazards, collecting prisms along the way. The minimalist monochrome design and time-attack scoring made it popular with speedrunners on iOS, Android, and PC.
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