The Prince of Persia returns to his kingdom to find ransacked by war, and rotting in the recrudescent pits of the loss to the power of the throne and the desperate need for peace and rightful order. The Prince of Persia: Sands of Time trilogy exuded a level of beautiful art each and every time, despite the Prince’s more dark tone in Warrior Within. The series’ control scheme set the basis for games where the protagonist is reminiscent to the Prince and dangerously acrobatic at the same time. The Two Thrones has the same great make up that the other two games flawlessly pulled off. Once again, Ubisoft has decided to deviate away from a storytelling basis, and it’s kind of sad. Nevertheless you find the series plunging you into wall running, jumping, diving and vaulting around beautifully puzzling and vivacious environments that makes us thankful that even if the Prince came half evil, he came back anyways –for us– and the people of Persia too.

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