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The Rogue Prince of Persia finally left early access in 2025

Guido Salvador by Guido Salvador
August 20, 2025
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The Rogue Prince of Persia

The Rogue Prince of Persia finally left early access, and honestly, this might perhaps be one of the best looking Prince of Persia games on current times. PC gamers are now able to enjoy this complete game without any strings attached, the development process was successful, and it really feels like a game that its worth trying out. Prince of Persia has been with us since before many of us were born, so it is very nice to see the series still keeps going, especially when it is handled by the indie studio that made Dead Cells. We at Infinite Start will cover this new game for a bit.

The Rogue Prince of Persia is finally out

The Rogue Prince of Persia not only looks amazing, but it certainly plays amazing too, they really blended the ideas of Dead Cells and Prince Of Persia into one, creating a natural evolution that surprises those who play it, even seeing it in action is such a joy. The art style is quite refined, albeit, not to my tastes, as I would have prefer something more grim as the series is known for, but its serviceable, the animations on the other hand are really the best part, its impressive you can see how you actually run through background walls in a 2D game.

Games as an art is an important concept that must not be forgotten, and it seems that the people behind The Rogue Prince of Persia got this idea as the main one, which is the right mindset when you make a game in the first place. Not only it has to be art, but it has to be fun, and it seems that this new game truly delivers on the fun department, according to many reviews so far. If you are interested, I think this one is worth a grab.

Tags: Evil EmpireThe Rogue Prince of PersiaUbisoft
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