Explore the City of Glass with Mirror's Edge Catalyst's interactive map
All the hottest selfie spots in the Anchor district.
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EA has released an interactive, 3D map of the City of Glass to help you plan your selfie spots in time for Mirror's Edge Catalyst. Beta has been and gone and Samuel has raved about his hands-on (apart from the story, of course), but neither conveyed the full scale of the climbing frame Dice has constructed.
Anchor is the only district to have had its particulars marked on the map so far. It's a celebration of captalism, mostly nightclubs and malls under construction, plus the odd telecoms giant for good measure.
I'm intrigued by the sole subterranean section to be revealed. I enjoyed the panic and snap thinking provoked by Mirror's Edge's sewer level, and though the interior settings needed some pruning, a little variety is good to see. Judging by the vast area still to be details, variety ought not to be a problem.
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