Update [Thu 23rd May, 2024 04:45 BST]:
In case you missed it, earlier this week Ubisoft released the free ‘Boss Attack’ update for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. It adds two new modes, fast travel, new accessibility options and more.
Ubisoft has now released the full patch notes, which also confirm the file size of this Switch update 526 MB. Here’s the full review:
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Patch 1.2.0 Release Notes
NEW FEATURES
Learn about the new game modes added with 1.2.0, how to activate Wak-Wak fast travel, and how to unlock new outfits here.
- New game mode: Boss Revenge
- New game mode: Boss Rush
- Wak-Wak tree fast travel
- 2 new suits for Sargon
QUALITY OF LIFE UPDATES
Address:
- Several issues that can cause the game to crash on PlayStation®5 and PlayStation®4.
PLAYING
Improved:
- Hadayan’s Might Athra Surge can now be launched from the air. ²
Address:
- Cinematic image in Prolog will not launch at high custom weight.
- A case where the Tower of Silence boss door opens after only 2 gongs have finished. ²
- Players can get stuck in an underground room in the Upper City when dealing with batteries trapped by the Dimensional Claw.
QUESTS
Address:
- Mother’s love – Side quest reward amulet may disappear, if the last enemy is defeated in a certain way.
AVAILABILITY AND OPTIONS
- Better readability of attacks through improvements in high contrast mode (yellow vs. red attacks).
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Original article [Tue 21st May, 2024 02:00 BST]:
Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has officially released its second major title update, titled ‘Boss Attack’.
This is a completely free update that allows players to take on new challenges including “Boss Revenge” where you can play again any previously defeated boss on any difficulty. On top of that, there’s also a “Boss Rush” mode, where you can fight all game bosses in the “ultimate challenge”.
This second mode will also allow you to unlock two new appearances for Sargon. Along with this is a new fast travel option for Mount Qaf.
If you haven’t tried Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on Nintendo Switch yet, there’s a free demo you can download from the eShop. There is more post-launch content coming to the game later this year, including Divine Trials and a new DLC story.
In our review here on Nintendo Life, we called The Lost Crown a “must play”:
“We knew Ubisoft Montpellier were a pair of safe hands and the team didn’t let us down, serving up the first must-have game of 2024 in a Switch port that absolutely does the job.”
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