Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners will soon have another platform to call home, as "The Rogue Prince of Persia" is set to release on December 16. The game was initially released in early access for a year before making its official debut on PC and consoles back in August.
As expected, this latest iteration has been tweaked to optimize performance for handheld and hybrid play, allowing players to dive into the world of Prince of Persia with ease. With all content included from the original release, fans will have access to an array of biomes, arsenal upgrades, and hidden secrets.
"The Rogue Prince of Persia" brings a fresh spin on the classic Prince of Persia franchise by merging parkour-style movement with roguelike gameplay. Fans of games like "Dead Cells" will feel right at home as they navigate through this frenetic experience. Interestingly, the game was developed in collaboration with Evil Empire, the same company behind the aforementioned hit title.
This digital release marks a new chapter for fans of the series, and collectors are getting ready to treat themselves to a limited edition physical release on April 10. For those who prefer tangible goods, this special edition package includes a game key card, double-sided poster, and a set of cards depicting scenes from the game. While some console enthusiasts will be disappointed by the absence of an Xbox Series X/S version, fans of Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 will have plenty to look forward to.
As expected, this latest iteration has been tweaked to optimize performance for handheld and hybrid play, allowing players to dive into the world of Prince of Persia with ease. With all content included from the original release, fans will have access to an array of biomes, arsenal upgrades, and hidden secrets.
"The Rogue Prince of Persia" brings a fresh spin on the classic Prince of Persia franchise by merging parkour-style movement with roguelike gameplay. Fans of games like "Dead Cells" will feel right at home as they navigate through this frenetic experience. Interestingly, the game was developed in collaboration with Evil Empire, the same company behind the aforementioned hit title.
This digital release marks a new chapter for fans of the series, and collectors are getting ready to treat themselves to a limited edition physical release on April 10. For those who prefer tangible goods, this special edition package includes a game key card, double-sided poster, and a set of cards depicting scenes from the game. While some console enthusiasts will be disappointed by the absence of an Xbox Series X/S version, fans of Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 will have plenty to look forward to.
it's like nintendo is giving us a little present in december, just when we're all cozied up on our swiths with some hot cocoa 
and the game has that whole rogue-like vibe going on which is like, totally my jam 
i mean who doesn't love navigating through these crazy levels, finding hidden secrets and getting those sweet upgrades 
it's like they're speaking to my inner gamer soul 
I've been playing a lot of Dead Cells lately and I can already imagine how crazy "The Rogue Prince of Persia" is going to be. But, honestly, can't we get an Xbox version too? 
I mean, it's not fair that Switch fans get all the love 
. Still, a limited edition physical release with some sweet goodies sounds like a great incentive for collectors 
can't wait to get my hands on it! 
The way they merged parkour with roguelike gameplay sounds like a dream come true for fans like me who love fast-paced action games like Dead Cells 
. I'm also loving the fact that it's coming to Switch and Switch 2, so I can play on-the-go without any hassle 
. And yay for collectors! The limited edition physical release with all that extra swag is going to be so sick 
. Can't wait to dive into this new world and experience it for myself 
... like, does this game help me express my own creativity, my own sense of freedom? 
... but what if that's exactly what we need? What if gaming is less about the destination and more about the journey, the thrill of discovery and the rush of adrenaline 
?
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