Ubisoft revamped Prince of Persia after a long gap of fourteen years. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was featured with a trailer in the Ubisoft showcase in June 2023.
The classical Prince of Persia formula is refreshed in the form of a 2D Metroidvania game, and the formula appears to have worked fine with it as it has found mostly positive reviews ahead of its launch.
Why it matters: Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown review roundup illustrates that there is a high likelihood of the franchise benefiting from a resurgence and taking a break from the current long fourteen.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown reviews have finally dropped, and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown review roundup is quite impressive for such a small game.
Before discussing others, we should focus on the Metacritic score of the game, which has been generally favourable at 87 until now based on 56 reviews.
All of the critic reviews of the game are positive, while the user reviews of the game will be available later.
Apart from Metacritic, here are the scores of the major Media outlets
10/10 – AOTF
10/10 – GameGrin
9.5/10 – WellPlayed
9.5/10 – XboxEra
9/10 – VentureBeat
9/10 – Easy Allies
9/10 – Worth Playing
9/10 – PSU
9/10 – TheSixthAxis
8/10 – TechRaptor
8/10 – GamingTrend
8/10 – IGN
8/10 – VGC
OC – 87 (43 reviews)
Looking at the game ratings from above, we can clearly witness that the game has been a triumph for Ubisoft.
The defining feature of the game is that it has approached the platforming exceptionally well with its unique combat mechanics and gameplay design. Critics argued that this is the best Metroidvania game for all of the present.
While Prince of Persia has a legacy of engaging puzzles and adventures, the game has put more into it.
From the reviews, we can clearly conclude that the game is very addictive because of its level design, challenges faced with enemies, riddles and much more on the go.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown might become a fate changer for the franchise, and Ubisoft will start making all its efforts to revive the franchise even better, making it as popular as it was fourteen years back.
2024 already has a pipeline of quality titles, while the game has started the year with a style that makes a precedent for other games to follow on.
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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is releasing on January 16 for Xbox Series S/X, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC.
