Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown’s Mask of Darkness Story DLC Details Revealed

As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I must say that Mask of Darkness is shaping up to be quite the adventure! The new additions to the game’s mechanics, such as the floating metal orbs and climbing pillars, bring a fresh twist to the classic Prince of Persia formula.

On September 17, 2024, Ubisoft will unveil additional information about the Story DLC for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, titled “Mask of Darkness.” This expansion is set to be launched

New Biome: The Mask of Darkness DLC introduces players to a new biome called “Fogworld.” This biome is characterized by its dense fog, which creates an eerie and mysterious atmosphere for players as they explore

Bring Your Skills, Leave Your Powers

As a gamer who’s been away from Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown for some time, you might want to spend a moment getting back into the swing of things, perhaps by tackling the Divine Trials that were introduced in June. Remember, Mask of Darkness doesn’t mess around – it expects you to jump right in! Once you’ve managed to flee from the Depths and secured the Shadow of the Simurgh power, Radjen’s Mind Palace opens up as a substantial new area. You can warp to this place from a secret room hidden within Mount Qaf’s Lower City

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown’s Mask of Darkness Story DLC Details Revealed

In Radjen’s palace, Sargon adheres to Radjen’s strict guidelines, and these rules are not favorable towards him. Upon entering, Sargon is deprived of all but two of his time-related abilities: the Swiftness of the Simurgh (a swift air-dash) and the Echo of the Simurgh (the ability to create copies of himself for teleportation). All his amulets, healing potions, health reserves, and most of his arsenal will vanish as well. This leaves Sargon in a weakened state

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Nimble New Threats

The Mind Palace is an eerie landscape of floating blocks and caverns illuminated by spectral white flames. Here, statuesque figures and clumps of dark webbing conceal undead soldiers, nimble wraiths, and mechanical “saw birds” that spin like buzzsaws with their bladed wings. Mastering the timing of Sargon’s parry is crucial to dealing with these new terrors; the flying orbs will charge straight at Sargon, and a successful parry will send them hurtling into another enemy – or better yet, a wall – to explode

The dark wraiths (or “death stalkers” in Old English) are known for their complex fighting styles, especially when they’re facing multiple opponents. They can perform rapid lunges and kicks that send Sargon backward, and one of their favorite moves is the vanishing and reappearing either behind or above Sargon to execute an unblockable dropping attack. Their acrobatic flips can make it hard to gauge the timing of their attacks, but their throwing daggers (which they almost always follow with a diving attack) and chakrams (which they frequently throw over Sargon’s head to catch him in the back with their boomerang-like return) can be parried and do considerable damage if Sargon deflects them back at their owners. If they turn red with a glowing symbol above their heads, though, watch out – Sargon’s strikes won’t interrupt their movements or attacks until the effect wears off

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New Ways to Get Around (and Die)

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Uncover the Enigma of Radjen

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By destroying the corruption at the ends of her deadly obstacle courses, you’ll discover bigger secrets. For example, early in your explorations, you’ll discover a room that reveals a pivotal scene from Radjen’s childhood: Her village was attacked by Kushans (the army the Immortals fought in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown’s opening moments), and her mother was cut down by the game’s first boss, General Uvishka, while helping Radjen and her brother escape. The discovery seems to knock Radjen off-balance just a little – and it’s only the start of what Mask of Darkness has to reveal.

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