Don't have an account? Sign up for free! Originally released in , Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time redefined action-adventure gaming thanks to innovative gameplay, a compelling story and charismatic characters. Praised by the players, the original game was also acclaimed by the press with a 92 Metacritic score. Amidst the scorched sands of ancient Persia, there is a legend spun in an ancient tongue.
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He meets somebody called Zal, and their journey is one to defeat a king whose corruption has resulted in him being split into two — the human and the monster. It kicks off a series of events stemming from selfish greed — a desire to bend time simply to extend one's own life.
The Sands of Time , held in an hourglass, are the means to do it. Caught up in the fallout, the Prince takes the Dagger of Time and embarks on a journey to remedy this chaos. You can play the launch on Steam or PlayStation 2, but you could always play the remake set for More sand, more shenanigans, more war, and more messes for the Prince to clean up. In the title, he travels to his brother Malik's kingdom to find him losing an unwinnable war. So, naturally, his brother ventures to the treasure vault to unleash Solomon's Army - an army of creatures made of sand.
The Prince now embarks on a new mission to re-imprison Solomon's Army by bringing together two halves of the seal. At least he isn't messing with the fabric of time in this one. The Prince discovers that he is being hunted by the Dahaka, a literal manifestation of fate, all because he meddled with time and cheated death in the first game.
In the midst of this, he unleashes a war between Persia and India while fighting demons. It gets a little unhinged after the first outing. The real value of this entry is that it shows how the Prince became the more hardened, gruff warrior. Looking for advice, he is told by an older, wise man that he has to die — that's the only way to get the hounds off his back.
However, he is also told of the Island of Time, where the Sands were created. He sets off on a paradoxical mission to stop them from ever being made. It follows the narrative where the Prince kills the Dahaka and prevents the Sands of Time from ever being made while saving Kaileena. It retroactively changes how Sands of Time plays out. The Vizier and Maharajah traveled to the Island of Time but instead of finding a full hourglass with this magical artifact, they find an empty one.
Farah has also never met the Prince because of the change in the timeline. At any rate, he and Kaileena return to Babylon and find it under siege. Vizier has the Dagger of Time, unleashes the Sands, and makes himself immortal.
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