*Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown* has made its way to Android devices, following its initial release on PC in January 2024 by Ubisoft. This metroidvania action game introduces players to Sargon, a youthful warrior and member of the Immortals, embarking on a thrilling adventure.
Here’s the Story
Your mission begins with Queen Thomyris tasking you and your squad to save her son, Prince Ghassan. This quest leads you to the once-divine city of Mount Qaf, now a chaotic realm teeming with time-warped creatures and cursed landscapes.
Mount Qaf, though a single mountain, boasts diverse environments from a ruined temple to a forgotten desert. Despite its vastness, the map is intricately interconnected, allowing you to snap photos of your surroundings to aid navigation.
A standout feature is the ability to leave a shadow and teleport back to it at will, enhancing the game's dynamic platforming and combat. Hidden amulets scattered throughout the map enable you to customize Sargon's abilities, adding depth to the gameplay.
Sargon can unleash powerful ultimate moves known as Athra Surges, perfect for concluding battles in style. The game also includes side quests that enrich the lore of Mount Qaf, alongside numerous collectibles and challenges to keep you engaged. Don't miss out—watch the trailer below to get a glimpse of the action.
What are the mobile-exclusive features of Prince of Persia: Lost Crown?
The mobile version of *Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown* comes packed with features tailored for handheld gaming. You can enjoy customizable touch controls, support for external controllers, and useful options such as auto-parry and an optional shield. The game operates smoothly at 60FPS on most modern devices, with a screen ratio that adjusts from 16:9 up to 20:9 for an optimal viewing experience.
You can dive into *Prince of Persia: Lost Crown* for free on Android. If you find yourself hooked, you can unlock the full game for just $9 within the first three weeks of its release. After that period, the price increases to $14. So, head over to the Google Play Store and give it a try today.
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