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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (Android) – A Solid Metroidvania With a Modern Twist
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown makes a bold return to the franchise’s roots while reimagining its gameplay for a new era — and the Android version holds up surprisingly well.
The game embraces the Metroidvania style, offering a large interconnected world full of secrets, puzzles, platforming challenges, and backtracking. Combat is fast and fluid, combining melee strikes, dodges, and special abilities. The time-manipulation mechanics, a hallmark of the series, return in creative ways that add depth to both combat and exploration.
Visually, the game looks impressive for a mobile title, with smooth animations, stylish character design, and vibrant environments inspired by Persian mythology. While it may not match console-level fidelity, it performs well on higher-end Android devices and remains visually engaging.
The touch controls are surprisingly responsive for platforming and combat, though not as precise as physical controls. Fortunately, the game offers controller , which dramatically improves the experience. If you're serious about playing this title on Android, using a gamepad is highly recommended.
The game is also a experience — no ads, no energy systems, and no gacha elements, which is refreshing in today’s mobile gaming landscape.
However, it’s worth noting that the game may feel slightly less immersive on smaller screens, especially during boss fights or when navigating complex maps. Some platforming sections can feel tricky without the tactile of a physical controller.
Verdict:
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on Android is a faithful and enjoyable action-platformer that delivers solid gameplay, stylish visuals, and a fresh take on a classic franchise. It’s one of the better games available on mobile, even if it slightly struggles with touch control precision.
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