Prince of Persia The Lost Crown [Demo] - A FAST PACED & HIGH REFLEX Platformer!

I'd say that Prince of Persia The Lost Crown demo was not bad, I didn't care much for the story from what little the demo provided however. The combat was certainly action packed and very engaging. And I liked all the hidden areas and other branching paths you have to discover. Although a lot of them were unavailable during the demo. I was hoping the demo would end after 1 boss fight, but instead it lets you find the first boss and then cuts to a teaser of the game once the boss is about to attack you. I think the demo could have benefitted from at least giving us one boss fight to see how that was like. Could have been a big selling point. But regardless, what I experienced in the game was not bad. I would give the demo a 8/10 overall score and I look forward to seeing what the full game will provide.

Prince of Persia has long been a revered franchise in the realm of video games, captivating players with its engaging storylines, fluid parkour movements, and challenging puzzles. Among its various iterations, "The Lost Crown" stands out as a noteworthy chapter that adds a layer of mystery and intrigue to the series. "The Lost Crown" takes players on a thrilling journey as they guide the titular Prince through a realm fraught with danger and enigma. The narrative unfolds as the Prince discovers the existence of a mystical artifact, the Lost Crown, which possesses the power to alter the course of time itself. The storyline is rich with twists and turns, keeping players on the edge of their seats as they navigate through a world teeming with ancient secrets. And also giving us old Prince of Persia game's Vibe with 2D gameplay.

Ubisoft has released a free playable Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown demo - for Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and PC - ahead of the game's full launch next week. Early word on Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown - which Ubisoft Montpellier, the studio behind the wonderful Rayman Legends and Origins, has developed. After being shelved for many years, Ubisoft finally remembered their record-setting Prince of Persia series. The installment that players are most familiar with is undoubtedly the 3D puzzle-action game represented by The Sands of Time. However, The Lost Crown pays homage to the series' origins, returning to the most fundamental gameplay of the franchise—a Metroidvania exploration game. The direction and system of the game bear the mark of Hollow Knight, yet in terms of action and combo mechanics, it offers even greater diversity than Hollow Knight.