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The experience is rounded out by an atmospheric electronic soundtrack by , the same composer from the original game. The music is dynamic, swelling in intensity as you gain speed and fading into a low hum when you stop to survey the skyline.

The music, once again composed by , is arguably the best video game soundtrack of the 2010s. It blends ambient electronica, glitch, and driving techno. Tracks like "Warning Call" (featuring Rebecca & Fiona) and "Catalyst" dynamically ramp up when you hit a sprint. The soundtrack doesn't just accompany the action; it reacts to your momentum. When you stop, the beat fades into ambient pads. When you run, the beat drops. It is a masterclass in adaptive audio. Mirrors Edge Catalyst

The narrative is delivered through in-engine cutscenes (stylized with a cel-shaded look) and “GridLeaks” – collectible audio logs and documents. Critical reception of the story was mixed-to-negative, with many calling it generic, poorly paced, and underutilizing its cast. The experience is rounded out by an atmospheric