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April 3rd, 2012 by Sir Shiggy Story:The game is focused on a number of boss/mini boss battles, collecting glowing orbs, solving puzzles and navigating through a number of levels. You are accompanied by a woman named Elika who acts as a long range weapo...
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gameobserver.com Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:38
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One had to wonder what logic Ubisoft used to justify a remake of Prince of Persia so early into the last trilogy’s run. I personally didn’t understand the need to revamp a working formula. After having played the 2008 version it all became clear: it’s...
Prince of Persia took a definite step backwards in terms of gameplay but considering Ubisoft is looking to attract casual gamers, the change can be deemed a success. Repetition, on the other hand, is no excuse. A few more innovations would have definit...
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gamervision.com Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:38
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A confession: in over a quarter century of playing games, I've never tried any iteration of the Prince of Persia series. Yes, never on PC, never on NES, never on the last gen systems. I did play The Sands of Time and The Warrior Within briefly, but not...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:38
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A lesser company than Ubisoft might have been tempted to carry on churning out sequels to its popular Prince of Persia: Sands of Time trilogy until the law of diminishing returns finally took its toll. Instead, the developer has treated the Prince to a...
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Prince of Persia is as easy as one will find in terms of challenge, but it is undeniably gorgeous and artful for as long as it holds your attention.l Once known as one of the most notoriously difficult game franchises back in the jagged and low-res wil...
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Life is circular, and death isn’t as inevitable as some would think. If you’re a prince or a princess, that is. The Prince has morphed into a comic book character, and that’s not just by virtue of his new-fangled graphic-novel art style. Removing itsel...
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So here we are with another protagonist change in the franchise (the first being in , natch), and with him, we also get a change in direction and play mechanics. This isn’t a bad thing, mind you; after three games, it’s better for the franchise to exp...
Prince of Persia is generally a solid product that’s certainly worth looking into, although it may not be for everyone, despite its awesome presentation values. The game looks, sounds, and plays quite nicely, and the story is strong, well written, and...
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When the Prince first arrived on the Apple II back in 1989, it was in good company with classic titles such as the original Sim City and Populous. The game was far ahead of its time and universally well received. Five years later a sequel finally arriv...
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Play.tm Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:39
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Lost and wandering through a raging sandstorm, Ubisoft's ubiquitous Prince stumbles upon a beautiful mystery woman called Elika who's being pursued by her obsessive father and his accompanying henchmen. After protecting Elika through a mixture of expla...
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Visually, Prince of Persia is a great looking title which comes as no surprise considering much of the hoopla leading up to the games release centered on its’ overall look. The style, animation, and overall presentation are definitely innovative. The a...
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about.com Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:39
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Prince of Persia makes the jump to next-gen with a re-imagining of the franchise. There are no Sands of Time here, and instead there is a new Prince and a new world to explore all wrapped up in some of the most gorgeous and unique looking graphics we’v...
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A must-play for everyone; a must-own for fans of the original PS2/Xbox Prince of Persia.
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With Prince of Persia, Ubisoft has now re-invented Jordan Mechners titular royal nearly as many times as the average comic book characters been revamped. This is nothing new, as the prince has seen several makeovers throughout the nearly twenty year...
A beautiful game that melds a solid gameplay foundation with wonderful new mechanics.
Storyline could have been better with ongoing narration instead of stop-and-start conversations that hurt the flow.
With Prince of Persia, Ubisoft has now re-invented Jordan Mechners titular royal nearly as many times as the average comic book characters been revamped. This is nothing new, as the prince has seen several makeovers throughout the nearly twenty years...
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Despite Prince of Persia's ancient setting, there's something very modern about the game design that could well be used as a template for many games to come. In Ubisoft's latest you can't die. Jump off a cliff, get stabbed by a dark demon or fall into...
Great platforming gameplay, Stunning visual style, Brilliant boss encounters, The Prince is slightly too cocky...
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New art style, new sidekick, same excellent quality.A rugged thief traipsing through the desert in search of his gold carrying donkey is not exactly the opening scenario you would expect from a top-tier title, but that is inherently part of Prince of P...
Gorgeous art style, Flawless control scheme, Fantastic voice action and dialogue, Simple and addictive gameplay...
Combat takes time to adjust to, Gameplay is truly one dimensional...
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Before you read this review, know this -- I am a huge fan of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. And if you're a fan of that game as well, you and I are probably a lot alike. I was less thrilled with Warrior Within, disliking the tone, but...
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1up.com Updated:
2014-09-13 05:10:39
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Forget about any perceived similarities between Prince of Persia and Ico -- they end at some base visual and thematic qualities and don't extend far into the realm of gameplay. More specifically, Princess Yorda's counterpart in Prince of Persia isn't m...
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What could be better than your favorite video game series of all time? A continuation of the franchise! While the new Prince of Persia doesn't carry on with The Sands of Time series, it's managed to prolong its unique splendor and exciting gameplay, only...
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