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Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is the next chapter in the fan-favourite Sands Of Time universe. Visiting his brother's kingdom following his adventure in Azad, the Prince finds the royal palace under siege from a mighty army bent on its destruction. When the decision is made to use the ancient power of the Sand in a desperate gamble to save the kingdom from total annihilation, the Prince will embark on an epic adventure in which he will learn to bear the mantle of true leadership, and discover that great power often comes with a great cost.
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Released: 21-05-2010
Rating Info: 12+
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Rating Info: 12+
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Having being spoiled by the majesty of the Sands of Time, this game had a lot to live up to. It's not a bad game but it's not particulary good either. Combat is terrible with some truly bizarre mapping for the action commands. The puzzle platforming element is better and occasionally hints at the level of quality in the earlier games. For people unfamiliar with the mechanics there is a helpful guiding blue light to show the available options for movement. For anyone more experienced with the PoP series this may feel like an unwanted dumbing down of the gameplay but it can be switched off in the options menu. There are achievements in the game to unlock artwork, bonus levels and even the SNES original so there is replay value should you want it.
Having being spoiled by the majesty of the Sands of Time, this game had a lot to live up to. It's not a bad game but it's not particulary good either. Combat is terrible with some truly bizarre mapping for the action commands. The puzzle platforming element is better and occasionally hints at the level of quality in the earlier games. For people unfamiliar with the mechanics there is a helpful guiding blue light to show the available options for movement. For anyone more experienced with the PoP series this may feel like an unwanted dumbing down of the gameplay but it can be switched off in the options menu. There are achievements in the game to unlock artwork, bonus levels and even the SNES original so there is replay value should you want it.
