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The plot line that began in The Sands of Time and concluded with The Two Thrones has officially ended. Our new Prince appears in this game, caught in a sandstorm, attempting to make his way home. "Farah!" the Prince shouts, several times over -- a nod to the previous trilogy where fans might think the Prince is looking for the Indian Princess of the same name. But hes actually looking for his donkey, Farah, who has wandered off with his gold. What he finds instead is a mysterious woman named E...
Addictive and fun, thought-provoking boss battles, beautiful Okami-inspired world, abundant puzzles to solve...
Incredibly cheesy voice acting, character design evokes romance novels, some will miss the darker Prince of old, no time manipulation...
A much-needed and welcome reboot for the series, Prince of Persia integrates wonderfully fun acrobatics with often-tricky swordplay, presented in a beautiful new, cel-shaded art style; it’s an excellent debut for the franchise on the PS3 and Xbox 36...
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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...
An impressive, satisfying reboot to the Prince of Persia franchise...
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When you watch programs on Dave they never quite feel the same as they did on BBC. They are edited, shorted, stuffed with adverts, a few months late, and you really feel absolutely terrible for being at home at 4pm, watching that same Top Gear re-run f...
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Let’s face it, the Prince Of Persia games from the last generation were a bit hit and miss. Sure the Sands Of Time completely blew everyone out of the water, but they went decidedly downhill from there, with neither sequel managing to really recapture...
Prince Of Persia creates a beautiful world, and offers a real sense of wonder, as well as fantastic exploration opportunities. Aside from combat and camera issues, this is fun and a return to form for the prince. 8.3/10Print this pageUser reviews (5)Sh...
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The first time publisher Ubisoft spoke to us about the new Prince of Persia game, we’ll admit we feared it was going to stink so badly we’d staple week-old roadkill to our faces to try to mask its smell. The super-macho Prince, always the center of thi...
Elika, The graphics, The sheer fluidity of it all...
Redundant bosses, Too few puzzles, Lukewarm difficulty...
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I heard many conflicting opinions about the new Prince before my purchase. Some of my friends had tried it out, but were left with a bad taste in their mouths. However, I realized that with any revamp of a series, there are always going to be some peop...
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In the end, Prince of Persia is a jaw dropping visual tour de force with great dialogue and a passable story. The action and platforming elements are more hit than miss and the game is just the right level of difficulty for gamers with a decent skill...
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Prince of Persia is fun for a few hours, but it quickly boils down to pressing the right button at the right time. It's too easy, too simple, and too repetitive to entertain for long.
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Let’s go back to 2003, when Ubisoft released Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, and changed platformers forever. The fantastic design, the excellent controls, the exciting combat, and the fairy-tale story all came together to create one of my favorit...
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Ubisoft loves Prince of Persia. The series has been revived three times now, and this latest version is definitely an entirely new take on this classic series originally created by legendary game developer Jordan Mechner. The story of the young man, f...
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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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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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Prince of Persia succeeds in being not only a fine entry to the series, but also a fantastic new direction for the series this console generation and one of the most compelling titles you’ll find this year.
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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...
Brilliant boss encounters, Great platforming gameplay, Stunning visual style, The Prince is slightly too cocky...
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I was never a huge fan of the original Prince of Persia games, but when the series was reborn in 2003's The Sands of Time, I quickly became a fanboy. The ensuing trilogy on the PS2 and Xbox took the Prince's plaforming roots and turned them into full-s...
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