Prince of Persia: Two Thrones / Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (2005) PC

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones is the final part of the "Sands of Time" trilogy, which tells about the adventures of the Prince of Persia. The game was published in the summer of 2005 by Ubisoft studio and received very average ratings from players.

The prince's native lands are at the stage of a bloody war

The protagonist was able to prevent the appearance of the sands of time and avoid death at the hands of a monstrous guardian. The prince was already returning to celebrate in his native kingdom when he met the consequences of his actions — his country was attacked. From this moment, the journeys begin again, filled with a bunch of acrobatic tricks and techniques, as well as a huge number of battles.

Gameplay Changes

The gameplay has undergone a certain change again, while not always for the better. For the first time in the series, elements of stealth and monotonous QTE appeared. Everything is done as crookedly as it is possible in principle. Stealthy passage is almost impossible, QTE is too monotonous, boring and annoying.

There were also chariot rides, although they will not give you a ride for long and along a strictly designated route. Boss fights have turned into a real push of a button at a strictly defined moment, without using QTE, killing such an opponent will be an impossible task. Therefore, a significant number of players did not like the new part of the series too much.

Features of the game:

1. Impressive, though slightly reduced, time-dilution and rewinding capabilities.
2. A lot of parkour and other acrobatic techniques.
3. The Two Thrones is a good ending to the series, although it could have been better.
4. Spectacular fights using acrobatics.
5. But the frankly bad and too annoying QTE turned out to be superfluous, it spoils the overall gameplay and the impression of the game quite well. Chariot rides wer