Posted on: December 18, 2022

mchngod_72826

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Crappy port

You're better off emulating the ps2 version, this one got a lot of audio glitches that harm the experience. It's a great game, but gets boring without the music.

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Posted on: August 30, 2024

super_samus56

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Souless

Everything that made the first game special is lost here. This is where Ubisoft first tried to take their popular franchises and edge them up in hopes that it would lead to more sales. And those praising this game really latched on to that edginess. But this game is edgy just for the sake of being edgy. It has nothing to say and the relatable likeable Prince is now replaced with an edgelord who kills indescriminatly because of a lack of sleep and a never ending quest to escape the Dahaka and survive. I will admit that the story here does make sense in context but they could have done so much more with it. Instead it's an excuse to make the Prince bland and edgy. This game was made for the 14 year old edgelord who thinks nothing gets any cooler than blood and heavy metal music. And while there's nothing inherently wrong with that the entire experience comes off as souless and a way to appeal to an older demographic in the most surface level way possible. The combat in the first game wasn't great and I guess it's better here now that you have combos? My problem with the combat in this game is the enemies take too many hits and block way too much. They're also thrown at you at just about every platform you jump to slowing down the flow of the platforming and the game in general. In fact this game isn't too long and if you cut out the padding from the combat encounters and the cheap deaths in the Dahaka chases you could probably run through this in 4 hours or less. The breath and soul of this game can be surmised by running away from a big scary monster while Godsmack's "I Stand Alone" instrumental blares in the background. They course corrected with the final game bringing back the original Prince voice actor and making it more like the first game. I think that tells you what you need to know about how this one was recieved and its legacy.

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Posted on: May 17, 2013

Pseudonaja

Jeux: 253 Avis: 1

Best Prince of Persia game

Music is greatly undervalued in games. When the series took this darker turn, was when I realised games could convey story just as good as, if not better than, movies. It could've been a mistake. It could've been shallow and filled with meaningless gore. But the soundtrack had the heaviness to give the whole experience an action movie feel (like 300, Gladiator and similar movies) without being so metal-driven as to scare players away. The 2 things I'll always remember is the first time the menu started up (Wow!) and the first boss fight. In my opinion no game has blended tight controls and musical theme this well.

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Posted on: June 28, 2016

FiveInTheMorn

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Jeux: 46 Avis: 4

The POP that dissappointed

I have conflicting feelings about this game. This seems like a game that I should get into, as it has all the hallmarks of games in the past I have loved, that being games with fantastic gameplay and a dark story and setting, but I just could not get into it. Let me just say that the gameplay is phenomenal and a huge step-up from Sands of Time. More acrobatic moves and combos make combat a joy instead of tedious. The platforming (as it should) is intact and well-implemented. The bads mostly stem from game design. The dark tone and story would normally be given a plus from me, but considering how much I liked the prince's character in the last game, it made him just unlikeable in my eyes, as he went from being humorous and light-hearted to very serious. Actually, I didn't like any of the characters in this game. None of them had any quirks or moments that made me warm to them. Although, considering there are only 4 of them, I wouldn't call it too much of an issue. Ultimately, I just found the game boring. The game constantly makes you backtrack to closed-in areas since it only takes place in a single castle, and the confined level design, familiarity, and drab colors made it boring to explore, a far cry from the other two, which felt like going on a journey rather than a walk through a neighborhood. I would still recommend this game because of the gameplay, but it's not the best one in the series as far as I'm concerned.

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Posted on: November 20, 2017

FlaW313

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Jeux: 511 Avis: 225

Sombre Prince of Persia

Pour faire simple : Tout ce qui était amusant à faire dans le premier jeu, est ici amélioré. Le plus marquant pour moi : Le mode combat qui a été amélioré de façon assez considérable (par rapport au premier jeu) avec des dizaines de nouveaux mouvements. Aussi, une nouveauté qui est sympathique, les sections où vous êtes chassé par le Dahaka, et où vous devez courir pour sauver votre vie au plus vite. Le jeu a été critiqué au lancement pour son esthétique, qui est très (beaucoup trop) sombre; il est vrai qu'il ne garde pas la saveur de "Prince of Persia - Les sables du temps"... Mais il reste très beau, et est un très bon jeu d'aventure épique. Le seul point négatif de ce jeu au final, est la bande son. Celle-ci est trop "Métal"... et ne colle pas vraiment à l'univers de "Prince of Persia". Bref... Ce jeu est une réussite dans son ensemble, et il ne faut pas passer à côté..! Petit plus, le jeu (comme le premier) est compatible avec une manette (Xbox 360 et Xbox One dans mon cas).

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