The platform title, which has won over fans of the genre, will be available in the Valve store on August 8
When we talk about big Ubisoft releases in 2024, many of us automatically think about the future Star Wars Outlaws and Assassin’s Creed Shadows. However, the French developer already left us speechless last January with the brilliant Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown; title that, despite receiving several content updates, has not had a commercial performance to match of his applauded experience. However, there is still hope with this cross-platform adventure, as it finally has Steam release date.
And the title has not yet been dropped on the popular Valve platform; Since its launch, PC users have only been able to access its experience through Ubisoft Connect or Epic Games Store. However, and as indicated Wario64 in XPrince of Persia: The Lost Crown now features a token on Steam and a set release date: August 8. In this way, the French company has a new opportunity to attract an even greater number of players.
Ultimately, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has surprised everyone and everyone with a excellent level design. As if this were not enough, Ubisoft has been nourishing its original experience with additions such as cosmetics, additional modes which include a speedrun and permadeath options. Hopefully Steam players will have access to this free content as soon as the title is released on the platform.
There is now a release window for the first story DLC of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
And Ubisoft’s efforts with its platform game do not end here. Because, just as It was revealed last Ubisoft Forward 2024the team has premiered new free content for all players; surprise that, with the name of Divine Judgments, includes 22 challenges for those seeking the most extreme experience. As if this were not enough, the presentation also confirmed that the first story DLC will arrive in September and will be known as Mask of Darkness.
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