Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Team Disbanded At Ubisoft, It’s Claimed

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of gaming under my belt, I must confess that the news about The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown sequel being scrapped leaves me rather disheartened. The original game was an exhilarating journey through time and space, and the prospect of delving further into its rich lore was tantalizingly close.

It’s not likely we’ll see another installment of The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, as the original development team no longer functions within Ubisoft. A recent rumor from French journalist Gautoz claims that the team was dismantled due to the game falling short of Ubisoft’s internal performance targets.

A sequel for the game was also pitched, but the company rejected it.

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During Gautoz’s broadcast on his Origami YouTube channel (in French), I stumbled upon some exciting news! A fellow community member from Reset Era kindly provided a summary of this intriguing development for us to digest and discuss.

The report indicates that a choice regarding the game’s future was finalized “a few weeks following its launch.” Ubisoft clarified that they would continue to provide DLC, cosmetics, and support for the game after release. Moreover, key members of the development team advocated for a sequel and additional expansions for the same title.

In summary, it’s been reported that Ubisoft chose not to develop another game due to concerns from the upper management, as a new game might compete with the initial title for future sales, potentially eating into its long-term revenue.

Information from various reliable resources about the rumor’s authenticity has been sought by TopMob. In case fresh details emerge, this article will be revised to reflect the updates. For now, kindly approach this data with caution.

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