‘Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown’ Now Available on iOS and Android

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Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Now Available on iOS and Android
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Ubisoft has released Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on mobile devices. The action platformer is now available to play on iOS and Android. While it’s a paid game, there is a free trial so players can try it out first.

If you decide to buy the full game before May 5, you can get it at a lower price of just $10 as part of a special launch offer.

You don’t need an internet connection to play the game, which is great for gaming on the go. Players can choose between touchscreen controls or using an external controller. The game can run at up to 60 frames per second on some phones and tablets, offering a smooth gameplay experience.

The mobile version of The Lost Crown also has some special features that make it easier to play. These include automatic parrying, auto-use of healing potions, and an option to slow down time. Ubisoft says there are other small improvements as well to make the game more mobile-friendly.

The game was first released on PC and consoles in early 2024 and got great reviews from critics. But even with the praise, sales were lower than Ubisoft had hoped. The team that originally made the game at Ubisoft’s Montpelier studio was later disbanded, with most developers moved to other projects.

Ubisoft Da Nang, the same team that brought the game to Mac in December, worked on the mobile versions.

Now, with its release on mobile, Ubisoft is hoping more players will discover and enjoy Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.

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Valentina Kraljik is a writer and editor with a deep love for video games, especially action RPGs, it's not the fetch quests that she enjoys the most - it's the absolute freedom that (mostly) open worlds offer. She doesn’t shy away from a good FPS either, no matter how humiliating her K/D ratio is. With a background in Information Sciences, she brings both insight and passion to her writing, always aiming to break down games in a way that’s engaging and objective. After 15 years of playing World of Warcraft, she finally managed to break free (though the urge to resubscribe is always lurking). The last game that truly won her over was S.T.A.L.K.E.R. II.

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