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Ubisoft’s action game Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown set for Chinese mobilerelease
Ubisoft has begun pre-registration on TapTap for the Chinese mobile release of 'Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.' Launched globally in April, the game features customizable controls, 60 FPS gameplay, and in-app purchases. The Chinese version will retain original content while optimizing performance. Players will navigate a non-linear world as warrior Sargon to rescue Prince Hassan.
Key points
- Ubisoft opens pre-registration on TapTap for Chinese mobile release.
- The game was globally launched in April with a free download and in-app purchases.
- Features include 60 FPS gameplay, customizable virtual controls, and controller compatibility.
- The Chinese version will maintain original content while enhancing network performance.
- Players control the character Sargon to rescue Prince Hassan, facing mythical creatures and puzzles.
Why it matters
- Mobile gaming continues to grow significantly in China, with developers optimizing games for local players.
- The rise of free-to-play models and in-app purchases in mobile games reflects broader industry trends.
- Similar adaptations of popular franchises suggest an increasing global strategy among game developers.
The upcoming Chinese release of 'Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown' underscores Ubisoft's commitment to mobile gaming in China, reflecting global trends in gaming optimization and the popularity of action-adventure titles.