EDGE

Lovely game that I first played when I was a kid. Feels good to revisit this and finish all the extra content that the game has to offer. Achievement completionist isn't tedious as well. Music is awesome.

A seemingly simple game idea but fantastically rich in execution. The complexity builds at a good rate. The game also strikes a great balance between fun and cerebral puzzle solving. An excellent game.

my grandfather's very old phone used to have this game and now that i have found this game again i must say it is so good it brings back to many memories

Classic, has a vibe and feel to it that just sets it apart. So retro yet so crisp.

I kind of grew up with this game and I love playing through it! The music and gimmicks are so cool and I really enjoy solving the puzzles!

Sometimes brilliance comes not from excess, but from restraint. EDGE is a puzzle-platformer stripped to its bare essentials: cubes, clean geometry and a pulsating electronic soundtrack. Yet within that minimalism lies a game that feels unexpectedly rich and absorbing.

EDGE tasks you with guiding a small cube through increasingly complex levels of platforms, switches and moving structures. It sounds almost childishly simple, but the design is razor-sharp. Each stage is a test of timing, patience and spatial awareness, demanding not just dexterity but also foresight. The cube itself is deliberately unwieldy: sliding, teetering and occasionally clinging to edges in ways that create both frustration and triumph. When you finally nail a sequence of moves, there’s a tactile satisfaction that few games manage to evoke.

Visually, the game embraces abstraction. Stark, colorful blocks contrast against empty space, creating a style that feels both retro and futuristic. It’s easy to underestimate, but this stripped-down presentation focuses your attention exactly where it should be: on precision and rhythm. Accompanying it is a superb electronic soundtrack that pulses with momentum, reinforcing the hypnotic quality of progression.

Where EDGE falters is in repetition. After a while, some levels blur together and the sense of novelty dips. Yet the bite-sized structure (levels rarely last more than a few minutes) makes it dangerously easy to fall into a “just one more try” loop.

In an industry overflowing with noise, EDGE thrives in silence and simplicity. It doesn’t need elaborate narratives or photorealism; it wins you over with pure mechanics honed to elegance. For players who appreciate precision and design over spectacle, it’s a quietly brilliant gem.

I finally 100% this childhood game! All level S+ and All achievements. Very fun platformer puzzle game, clever and quite challenging.