My demo began with me starting in an early chapter of the game, in an appropriately ancient temple located within the dusty mountain of Mount Qaf. Sargon is a totally distinct warrior, working for the prince rather than being one who, complete with angsty attitude and haircut, must zip through an interconnected map of many biomes to try and restore order to the titular historical land alongside his Avengers-like group of Immortals. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is in fact its own standalone game, albeit with some stylistic and thematic trimmings first introduced in the former. Is it a continuation of The Sands of Time saga, or perhaps a riff on the ideas laid out in 2008’s cell-shaded reboot? The answer is neither. The first thing to clear up is to establish where The Lost Crown sits in the universe. Starfield Constellation Edition pre-order: release date, where to buy and what's included
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