Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones
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About Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones
Ubisoft Casablanca released this 2005 sequel right after the reboot that started it all. It hits PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, PC, Mac, and PS3. You play as the Prince again but things are grim. The kingdom lies in ruins while a dark curse twists your body and mind. This entry blends fast parkour with brutal sword fighting against armies of enemies. You run up walls, flip across chasms, and slice through guards who want you dead. The story picks up immediately after the previous game left off. Your goal is simple yet desperate. Survive the betrayal and reclaim what was lost before the darkness takes over completely.
Gameplay
Sessions involve sprinting through ancient cities while timing jumps between crumbling ledges. You face waves of soldiers wielding various weapons including scimitars and axes. The combat system lets you grab enemies, throw them off high places, or finish them with quick slashes. A new mechanic lets you absorb the shadow powers of defeated foes to unleash devastating attacks that drain health from groups. Platforming segments require precise timing as you climb towers or slide under falling debris. The game switches between open areas and tight corridors where stealth matters. You manage a health bar that depletes quickly if you get hit by multiple opponents at once.
What Players Think
Critics gave this title solid marks with an 85 on Metacritic and an 80 on IGDB from 457 ratings. PlayPile users lean heavily toward the Story-Driven mood though a few voters noted the emotional weight of the plot. The average playtime sits around 12 hours for most people finishing the main campaign. Some completers spend extra time hunting for hidden collectibles or mastering combat combos. Reviews on our platform often mention how the difficulty spikes in later chapters compared to earlier levels. Price points are attractive right now since GOG lists it at $1.99 after an 80 percent discount. That historical low makes it an easy buy for anyone curious about the series.
PlayPile's Take
This game earns a spot on your list if you want solid action platforming with a serious tone. The combat feels heavy and impactful without becoming repetitive. You get 34 achievements to chase which adds some replay value after finishing the story. At $1.99 on GOG you have no excuse not to try it. Skip this one only if you hate fast-paced movement or find the difficulty curve too steep early on. The ending leaves questions open for future entries so do not expect a perfect closure here.
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Single player
IGDB Rating
80.0
RAWG Rating
4.1
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