Good news for all of us who immensely enjoyed Ubisoft Montpellier’s fantastic side-scrolling adventure, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, with game director Mounir Radi posting a video message on social media announced that there’s more coming to the game in the months ahead including free updates with new content.
The first of these is apparently on the way soon, and is hinted at as containing some particularly challenging gameplay with the game director letting folks know they should train up and maybe even tackle the game’s Immortal difficulty ahead of the update’s arrival.
“Hi everyone,” Radi’s message begins.
“Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown was released a few weeks ago. In the name of the dev team here at Ubisoft Montpellier, I wanted to thank you. Thank you for all the love. It means the world to us seeing you enjoy your time with the game just as much as we do.
“Which is why I’m especially pleased to let you know that we are far from being done. We’ve got some cool plans for the coming months. These plans include free updates adding more content and modes. Modes for you to challenge, explore and enjoy.
“Our first free update is coming soon. And in the meantime I would recommend you to train with Artaban and maybe try to beat the game in Immortal mode. These skills could come in very handy. So stay tuned and see you soon.”
From our dev team to you, thank you truly. ? pic.twitter.com/OUDWYSLXAk
— Prince of Persia™: The Lost Crown (@princeofpersia) February 22, 2024
We gave Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown a huge 9/10 in our review, with Steven saying, “I thoroughly enjoyed The Lost Crown. It took me a little under 18 hours to finish the game with quite a bit of exploring off the beaten track along the way – and the next day all I wanted to do was pick the game back up get to more exploring. It’s got compelling exploration, great feeling movement, engaging combat and satisfying puzzles. Genuine innovation in the genre and smartly integrated accessibility features make The Lost Crown a game I heartily recommend.”
