2024-01-15 15:02:38
The Prince of Persia series returns with the critically acclaimed Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. In the 2D action-adventure game Metroidvania, players will travel to the time-shattered region of Mount Qaf in an effort to rescue the iconic Prince from his kidnappers. Today, players can get this challenging and sometimes complex story in Early Access form, and we’ve put together some tips and tricks based on our time with Ubisoft’s thrilling game.
Use guided exploration mode
This may seem silly, but one of the best things you can do before starting your adventure in The Lost Crown is to set Exploration Mode to Guided. Essentially, this just makes it easier to tell where you are on the world map from where you haven’t been, and to be able to know which direction you should be heading in, without having to constantly open the world map to find the right direction. hint. Guided is useful, straightforward, and we can’t recommend it enough for a first time player of the game.
Get off the beaten track
It might seem silly to say this, but you might be tempted to just follow the main narrative and keep ticking off the core mission beats. While this is obviously a very important thing to do, one of the best methods you can use to ensure that Sargon continues to progress and become more and more capable in battle is to wander off the beaten path that exploration allows you to explore Follow your route, find treasure chests, defeat sub-bosses, complete secondary missions, and find upgrades in health and more along the way. It may take some time, but you’ll really feel it later in the game when some really tough enemies start to appear.
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Buy a permanent upgrade
Once you unlock Haven, Sargon will encounter several vendors that allow him to spend his hard-earned crystals on upgrades, amulets, Xerxes, and a few other goodies. If you have the resources, buy the upgrade, which will significantly improve Sargon first. This means getting more potions, more potent potions, deadlier swords and other weapons, and even enhanced amulets. If you don’t have the resources for the above upgrades, save up and wait until you can purchase an important upgrade instead of simply buying another amulet.
Use the Wolf Bride Amulet
How do you decide what is the best combination of amulets? What amulet is better than other amulets? Generally speaking, the best amulets are those that suit the game you enjoy playing. However, there is an amulet that is perfect for explaining your generation of Athra. The Wolf-Bride Amulet is great for anyone who has trouble generating Athra, as it allows you to convert some of the damage you take into Athra, and trust us, this will be a lifesaver when it comes to boss fights with enemies that use attacks that are hard to avoid. You can find this early in the game after defeating the boar boss in the Soma Tree area of the map.
Bahman’s Breath is the early life-saving Surge
Early in the story, you may find it difficult to maintain your health when you only have a limited number of potions, and likewise not that many unique abilities and weapons at your disposal. A very useful way to overcome this problem is to make full use of Bahman’s Breath Athra Surge. This ability allows Sargon to generate a healing pool that replenishes his health bar over a period of time, and is a great option if you have to use one of your essential healing potions. When you combine this tip with the Wolf Bride Amulet tip above, you should have no problem generating the Athra needed to cast Bahman’s Breath regularly and maintain health, especially in early boss fights.
Use Athra Surges to break enemy air currents
In addition to dealing a lot of damage, offensive Athra Surges are also very useful for slowing down enemies. If you’re dealing with an enemy that has an opponent’s shield that likes to move a lot and makes it difficult for you to lock on to them, a good way to take the sting out of their flow is to hit them with Athra Surge. This could be the cheaper Verethragna’s Smite, or even one of the more expensive level 3 moves like Bahamut’s Rage. No matter what you have available, if you need a moment to heal or collect yourself, use Athra Surge and take a breather.
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Redeem your collection
There are a few collectible quests in The Lost Crown, one of which involves finding various sand jars around Mount Qaf. While you might think this is a collectible-only questline – which it kind of is – you can also earn rewards for your continued progress. From time to time, head to the Prophecy Room east of Haven and cash in any jars you’ve collected so far in exchange for a range of rewards, including amulets, crystals, Soma Tree Petals, and more.
Use the Wanderer’s Eye
Ubisoft hopes to remove some of the frustration with Metroidvania space by letting players capture images of dead ends and puzzles that need to be solved using Eye of the Wanderer mechanics. In short, don’t forget to use this feature. It will be a lifesaver, a reminder of where you need to return as you gain new skills and abilities, and useful for keeping an eye on puzzle solutions and other secrets scattered throughout Mount Qaf.
Hopefully these tips and tricks will help you on your quest through Kraft Mountain.If you’re on the fence about checking out Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, be sure to here Read our review of the game or watch the video review below.
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