STP: You wouldn't think that a video game character who's a literal square would be able to get in any kind of deep trouble. After all, if a cube can even clunk along in an isometric puzzle world, it's more than anyone expects of it. But Mobigame's Edge, initially released in 2008, became embroiled in a legal battle courtesy of one Tim Langdell who believed he could trademark the term "Edge" for his company, Edge Games.
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Android Rundown: I love being surprised by games. It’s great when a game I was waiting for lives up to my expectations, but when I stumble on something great it feels like an early birthday present. Edge Extended is one of those gifts, something I might have missed if it wasn’t writing this review. Let me say, early and often, that it is great and everyone should play it.
Pocket Gamer: My knowledge of geometry doesn't really extend beyond successfully negotiating a square wooden peg into the correct hole on a toddler's toy table, so it was with trepidation that I first started up Edge Extended.
The less numerically challenged among you might think that a puzzle-platformer based on the thinky principles of navigating a box through a hole filled arena would be straightforward.
