The Lost Crown excels in 2D Metroidvania design, enhancing control precision in both platforming and combat. It's a blend of Sekiro and Devil May Cry's melee action.
The game ventures into Persian mythology, following the Immortals on a mission to rescue the kidnapped prince, Sargon. Narrative depth meets agile combat prowess.
The platforming in The Lost Crown is consistently excellent, incorporating Metroidvania elements with a unique approach to handling mistakes for quick, efficient retries.
Time Powers expand abilities, influencing both platforming and combat in creative ways.
Despite strengths, narrative challenges arise with moments of confusion and unexplored time-related concepts. Characters and side quests vanish without resolution.
Vibrant visuals and engaging combat animations shine, with boss battles featuring challenging mechanics. Minor voice acting issues acknowledged by Ubisoft.
The Lost Crown captures the essence of its predecessors, providing a satisfying blend of nostalgia and innovation for Prince of Persia fans.