Mirrors Edge is a name that is synonymous with eye candy. The original had graphics that are still better than many games today and what little we have seen of the prequel, it will be no less mind-blowing. The screens look something out of cut scenes and the entire game feels like a target render. Textures? So high you can see the skin pores. Post processing and Atmospheric Effects? Chock full. Character detail and environment detail are both pretty high, too. The game runs like a tech demo with an amazing gameplay and (probably) a good story, which is exactly what was appealing about the original Mirrors Edge. The game will be released on May 24 2016 and will come to Xbox One, Microsoft Windows and Playstation 4.