Pros
- Super-sensory combat system
- Visually explosive artistic style
- Brain-burning puzzles and platform jumps
- The plot and the characters get people to the top
- Smooth performance and friendly operation
4.5 Adventure 1.1.9 1.00M


















Hey, if you still think the Prince of Persia series is just an old memory kill, you are wrong! "The Lost Crown", an adventure mobile game, is simply like a fantasy picture that can breathe-puzzles, jumps, plots, everything exudes strong ingenuity. The guys at Ubisoft were really not lazy this time. They quietly paid tribute to the classics while kneading the modern gameplay just right. Whether you are an old fan who wants to regain your youth, or a new player who is eager for an immersive story, this game can give you the excitement of "stepping into the unknown world". To be honest, just the first few minutes make you feel like you want to explore further.
When it comes to the most arresting thing about "The Lost Crown", we must mention its unique skills of "environmental storytelling"-wherever you go, there will be clues. There are legends hidden in the ruins, and secrets are carved in the corners. It's like the whole world is secretly talking about its past. Moreover, it's not the kind of routine that makes you follow the plot obediently-every choice you make can rewrite the ending. This feeling of "I make the decisions on my adventure" is simply addictive. Not to mention its operation. Those seemingly complex parkour and fights are as smooth as dancing after starting with them, without any hesitation. All these together made this game jump out of a bunch of similar works, and whoever plays it will know it.
To be honest, when I first opened the game, I was stunned for a few seconds-the interface was so beautiful! Concise but not bland, every icon seems to be dug out of a painting. The whole painting style is like a living oil painting, full of colors and rich in details. You can use any cut as wallpaper. Moreover, it is not only good-looking, but also very easy to operate. It is clear at a glance what functions you want to find, and it will not be confused by the menu at all. This design is literally tempting you to wander around-every scene hides fragments of the story, like secrets under the carpet, waiting to be flipped through.
You may not expect that this game runs surprisingly smoothly on different mobile phones-the animation is so slippery that you can't bear to blink, and the feedback from the buttons is so fast that it's like a conditioned reflex. Those jumping platforms and continuous battles that would otherwise be troublesome have turned into a "dance" with a strong sense of rhythm here. You have to follow the beat, just like conducting a small martial arts ballet. Don't be afraid for novices. The tutorial holds your hand affectionately, and the difficulty gradually climbs up so that you won't fall as soon as you come up. Where are the masters? Welcome to challenge those hidden physical judgments and strategic combinations. The more you think about it, the more you will get.
Compared to those adventure games on the market where the plot relies entirely on subtitles, the coolest thing about "The Lost Crown" is that it allows the scene to speak for itself. From crumbling temples to dark caves, every corner is whispering the past-the cracks in the wall, the echoes in the wind, all clues. Players are like archaeologists, who rely on their own observations to piece together the whole story. This design gives the whole world a soul, no longer a set board. Coupled with the options mentioned above, every step you take may turn the plot around rather than being led by the nose. To put it bluntly, everyone's adventure is unique, and other games may not necessarily provide this kind of "coming to life" experience.
Overall, for those who love adventure and puzzle solving, this game is definitely worth your money. Its environmental narrative and player autonomy are simply a model for mobile games. If you are a novice, it is recommended to finish the tutorial obediently and familiarize yourself with the operating experience; then, don't rush to clear the customs, try more different fork roads. Each choice is worth recalling repeatedly. If you want to be happy to the end, you'd better find a mobile phone with a sensitive touch screen and good performance, otherwise those delicate animations and light and shadow will be in vain. In short, if you like the kind of adventure where "the world will respond to you" and want to travel freely in the story, then "Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown" will never let you down-it's like a breathing fairy book, every time you turn the page, there are surprises.
Just download the game first, open it, and follow the novice tutorial on the screen to learn how to operate! If you feel that touching is not easy, you can also go to the control options in the settings and change the buttons until you are comfortable ~
Of course! By entering Settings → Control, you can change the position, size and even shape of the button. It's all up to you like and how comfortable it is. It's super free!
The core gameplay is super-exciting action platform jumping, time control ability, puzzle solving, exciting battles, and extremely beautiful Persian mythological scenes! It's a visual critical hit ~
When playing games, you can click the Time Ability button to turn back, freeze or slow down time. It can be used to solve puzzles or take advantage of when fighting. It is a magical skill!
These two functions will automatically drink medicine or block during battle. Fighting monsters is much easier, so you can concentrate on running pictures and thinking of strategies without having to be fussy ~
Supported! Connect Bluetooth to the handle, adjust it in Settings → Control, and you can enjoy a better operating feel, cool!
Players praise the game for its console-quality graphics, fluid animations, captivating storyline, and engaging platforming and combat that offer a satisfying challenge. However, critical issues arise: many users report that a controller is effectively required, not just recommended, labeling it a cash grab. The full version price (often €10+) is considered too high for a mobile game, though some find it worth buying. Technical problems are also flagged: save bugs wipe progress, custom gamepad settings reset each session, and screen resolution lacks adjustment options. While the trial experience is enjoyable, the forced purchase and unresolved bugs frustrate many. Overall, it's a high-quality adventure marred by monetization and technical flaws.
The gameplay is enjoyable, but the screen resolution is poorly optimized and lacks any adjustable settings.
This game is very enjoyable and well-designed, offering a great experience.
An outstanding mobile experience. Excellent work, developers!
This game is absolutely brilliantly developed; currently, it is indeed one of the best Android or smartphone games out there.
An excellent gaming experience.
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