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• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2021

  UBISOFT REMASTER IT
• gamedeal user

  May 19, 2022

  One of my many favorite PS2 Generation childhood games.
• gamedeal user

  May 21, 2022

  played through this 4 times on pc and over 30 times on the original xbox always loved this game
• gamedeal user

  Jun 2, 2022

  The world needs more Prince of Persia!
• tushar_18

  Dec 2, 2022

  Probably I would play this game crack, but i literally enjoyed this game in my childhood. Thats why i decided to pay the developers.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2022

  POP The Two Thrones is a great game but in many ways inferior to Warrior Within. T2T continues the story where Warrior Within left and the story was interesting to say the least. The main highlights of the game includes Epic boss fights, dark prince, and a new stealth system. Game feels less tedious than previous entries and improves the combat and parkour (mostly). Despite this, this game felt inferior to Warrior Within both technically and by raw content. WW had a great dark world, wonderful secrets, non linear design, interesting enemies and all. But T2T looks and feels ripped whitewashed version of it (literally decreased contrast to 0.7 improved visuals a lot!). They added 1080p widescreen support by default but you still need to turn on V-sync/cap FPS to 60. They even censored the game. 80% of the game you use a small dagger as your primary weapon and you can't go back in map. Then game has a bright yellowish theme and you can imagine how the game would be. Now I know why the size of this game is less than half of Warrior Within! XD But anyways I had fun, its still a good game. Thumps Up.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2023

  Gameplay is atrociously bad and the year of release is no justification. Super Mario World has amazing gameplay to this day, just like GTA 3. For nostalgia or collection (sure, I understand), to really play it? No!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2023

  After finishing the first two titles of the Sands of Time trilogy, I decided to finish the trilogy and play The Two Thrones. It might not be as amazing as Sands of Time or Warrior Within, but it stills being a wonder. The story begins right afterthe true ending of Warrior Within. Prince returns to Babylon only to find the Vizier is alive and bringing horror to the kingdom. During a fight to defeat him, Prince gets a chain attached to his arm, leading to him turning to the Dark Prince: a version of him that needs sands of time to survive. With this new power, his mission is to save Babylon and defeat the Vizier with the help of Farah. I really enjoyed that the gameplay evolved from Warrior Within. There is a new combat mechanic with the Dark Prince, new combos and a stealth attack which consists in quick time events. Parkour also evolved, with narrow gaps to climb up or descend, bouncing platforms, chains to slide or climb with, and some windows where to place the dagger while running or climbing. However, this two last elements can be annoying sometimes: maybe your intention is to jump backwards from that windows, but instead the Prince runs along the wall. And the platform is about timing. Remember this: in the last areas there will be a glitched zone where despite runing to the platform and bouncing, you will not be able to stick the dagger in the window, making you fall to the void. Luckily, there is a video where shows how to solve this. And there are two moments where you will ride a chariot, which I found fun. Oh, I forgot to mention: camera here works badly compared to the previous games: it centers back everytime you move the Prince, but fortunately I think you can get used to it. I can't see too much difference between Warrior WIthin and The Two Thrones's graphics, but the atmosphere is different. While the whole Warrior Within game has a edgy and dark energy, The Two Thrones shows a typical Persian scenario with the town and the palace. And the music? Back to its roots. Remember Warrior Within had metal soundtrack? Now The Two Thrones has a typical Mid-Western music that was really fine, but Sands of Time's soundtrack is way better. I consider for a long enough game the price of 10€ fair, but on sales can be cheaper, reaching 2€, so I'll leave this for your choice. It might not be the best game of the trilogy nor the Prince of Persia's franchise, but The Two Thrones made an excellent job closing the plot of the previous games with a beautiful story and a fluid gameplay to enjoy with.
• KissShot

  Mar 19, 2023

  Great game…mechanics similar to WW but much more streamlined game play Unfortunately less brutal than WW and Prince and Kaileena look less beautiful than in WW
• gamedeal user

  Mar 26, 2023

  The Two Thrones is quite simply the best Prince Of Persia so far. It builds on what went before and adds a new dimension to the main character.