Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown plays like a metroidvania, feels like a soulslike, and has unique quality of life features that cut down on tedium. Two weeks into 2024, and we’ve already got a ...

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is set to release for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on January 18, 2024. If you'd like to try it before you buy, ...

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown indeed has a lot of features that players have come to expect from games, like multiple difficulty options, subtitles, and aim assist. But where Ubisoft’s Prince ...

The Lost Crown puts a Prince of Persia spin on that many will find familiar. As you progress and Sargon gains more abilities, traversing the traps gets more complicated.

Following a 14-year mainline series hiatus, The Lost Crown has made Prince of Persia novel again – and while the Metroidvania genre may not have been the obvious route for doing so, ...

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown introduces the hero character, Sargon, who is a new entrant into Persia’s elite force of seven warriors – The Immortals.

Mobile gamers will soon be able to enjoy Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on their handheld devices. The 2.5D metroidvania will be released across Android and iOS on 14th April, ...

In its most inspiring moments, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a wonderful Metroidvania. Its labyrinthian 2.D map is crafted with care and is intelligently balanced, brought to life by the ...

Prince of Persia is best known for its engaging narrative, and based on what we got to experience in The Lost Crown, that continues to be the case.

Review: ‘Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown’ is a mesmerizing Metroidvania adventure Ubisoft Montpellier creates a compelling adventure that will challenge players with puzzles, combat and ...

The Verdict. A Prince of Persia Metroidvania 2.5D side-scroller was not on my bingo card in 2024, but the game left me pleasantly surprised. While The Lost Crown may not be a high-budget ...

Put another way, The Lost Crown is no joke in the combat department. It harkens back to the original Prince of Persia in that regard. Right from the jump, the bad guys here come out swinging ...