Разработчик: Ubisoft
Описание
Hunted by Dahaka, an immortal incarnation of Fate seeking divine retribution, the Prince embarks upon a path of both carnage and mystery to defy his preordained death. His journey leads to the infernal core of a cursed island stronghold harbouring mankind's greatest fears.
Only through grim resolve, bitter defiance, and the mastery of deadly new combat arts can the Prince rise to a new level of warriorship and defend what no enemy shall take away - his life.
- Define your own combat style with the Free-Form Fighting System - An intricate new combat system lets you wage battles with no boundaries. Utilize the environment, weapons, and your enemies themselves to develop your own unique fighting style. Plus, a strategic projectile attack system allows for a variety of ranged combat tactics.
- Endure the epic - Hours upon hours of action await in your fight for survival, including multiple endings and over 50 weapons to find and master.
- Change the past to affect the present - Travel back in time to prevent the creation of your deadly fate - your every action will affect the history of the present, including environments, stories, inhabitants, and more.
- Control the ravages of time - Ravage enemies with the devastating new combative powers of time manipulation, opening up astounding variations in fighting gameplay as you rewind, fast-forward, and slow time down.
- Explore a violent underworld - Explore and conquer a cursed island underworld, a breeding ground for the most brutal, unrelenting enemies to torment mankind.
- Confront a deadly, seductive evil - Survive the evils of the Empress, a stunning villainess with the power to bend the minds of men. This dark siren of the underworld holds legions of monsters under her command.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, german, italian, spanish - spain
Системные требования
Windows
- Supported OS: Windows® 2000/XP (only)
- Processor: 1 GHz Pentium® III, AMD Athlon™, or equivalent
- Memory: 256 MB (512 MB recommended)
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 3 or higher, ATI Radeon 7500 or higher, Intel 915G (NVIDIA GeForce 4 or ATI Radeon 9500, or higher recommended)*
- Sound: DirectX 9.0-compliant sound card
- DirectX: DirectX 9.0c
- Hard Disk Space: 1.5 GB available space for minimum installation, 2.2 GB available space for full installation
- Supported peripherals: Windows-compatible mouse (required), Dual analog gamepad
- *Note: For an up-to-date list of supported chipsets, video cards, and operating systems, please visit the FAQ for this game at: .
Отзывы пользователей
Game is great. but the camera angles constantly changing is AWFUL. Like WTF, Ubi please remaster this shit. Also, make sure to run it on 60 Hz instead of 144; you make encounter some bugs if you don't (especially with the ropes)
Cool Game 👍
Still holds up and is just as fun as it was when I played it on the ps2. some minor bugs here and there, but nothing that cant be fixed by setting the max frame rate to 60 (which fixes most of the bugs people have been running into), turning off fog, or just restarting the game.
I won't lie, this entry seems to be a little buggier than the other two (Sands of Time and Two Thrones), but setting the max frame rate to 60 or less (as previously mentioned) should fix it. some general advice for this and the other two games: have 3 saves instead of overwriting the same one over and over again.
A childhood favorite of mine that I was able to replay after over 10 years. I was never able to get the true ending to this game as a kid, so it felt great being able to finally see it at my own hands all these years later.
P.S: if you're playing with controller, you'll sometimes need to re-customize your inputs upon loading it up as the game doesn't always recognize that a controller is being used. if that issue persists, just exit and relaunch the game. otherwise, spending a minute to get the controller config to work is small price to pay to enjoy this blast from the past.
This was the best game in the series but this version is broken and unplayable without significant mods and changes. Even with mods the game is still glitchy and will break saves.
This game was truly ahead of its time and one of a kind. Visuals are somewhat dated but for its time they were top notch. What this game has that no other has managed to pull of since was combining the PoP level of creative platforming/puzzle solving with an open world approach. Even this games successor (and predecessor) while great were far more linear. There simply hasn't been a game like this before or since. Just get it. This game deserves a remaster. Overall 8/10
Graphics - 5/10
- Dated by today's standards.
+ Visuals are clear and you can tell what things are and see the environmental navigation cues
Sound - 8/10
+ Ambient music is a good blend of metal with middle eastern influence
+ Dahaka chase schenes with Godsmack are good if you like Godsmack
- Sometimes the music bugs out.
Gameplay - 9/10
+ Clean platforming combined with open world
+ Amazing combat system
- Every so often the controls have you do something stupid you didn't intend, but you have time rewind.
One of my favourites from the POP franchise, I love the dark and gritty feel opposed to the previous The Sands of Time. Super fun to play, excellent combat elements taking out enemies with a variety of cool combos, plus all the wall running, puzzle solving and time altering features you expect from a POP game.
nostalgia
It's great coming back to some childhood classics!
Very good
Even though it's a good game the glitches might drive you crazy. And what's even crazier is the game has been released almost 20 years ago and some of the game breaking glitches hasn't been fixed yet. Don't forget to save your game before the last boss (in the sandwatch room) because there's a glitch that doesn't let you go to the present and trigger the last boss fight :/
terrible steering
terrible camera
poor controller support
unskippable cutscenes
enemies are damage sponges that take half an hour to kill
generally its frustrating as hell, wouldn't recommend
The best game in the series for me. Good story, good platforming, the best combat. The only thing that bothered me was the design of the female characters. It's too much, too over the top and just doesn't fit. Some more Dahaka chase scenes would have been nice.
Game crashes permanently after getting water sword. GG i guess
yeah, I love Jake Gyllenhaal
One of the best games ever made. Let's be honest, the story is AWESOME, the soundtrack is AWESOME, the environment is AWESOME, and every small detail is brought to perfection. A remasted version of this game, but with the same details, would, probably, sell out in a second.
The game came out in 2004, so you can't compare graphics with today's standards. And you don't need to do that if you enjoy a great story, like this one.
the game crashed and now my last two saves are corrupt. Now I either have to start over about 1/2 way through or say f it. There has been other bugs before. Unfortunately, I am probably done with this game
nostalgic
Wtf is this game? I really turn in the circle, nobody tell you to turn back if you do the same shit over and over again,
Poor
One of the greatest Prince of Persia, if not the best.
10/10 combat
10/10 main character
10/10 villains
11/10 music
A very unique story with great plot twists. Truly a great classic!
the music is on fire in this game
Asan oof!
When the Ubisoft was great and games were legendary...
Way more dark (and a bit edgy) game compate to the SoT, WW was improved in many ways.
+ first and foremost - the battle system - it has now really complex combat system, with grabs (to strangle an enemy for example), weapon throws, enemy throws (to just threw them from edges of combat zones into abyss or into traps, mechanisms), also more combos with single target damage or strong aoe to keep enemies out of the reach
+ weapons and modificators - as the nessesity to carry the dagger has gone, Prince can pick up weapons from his enemies or from weapon stands. They have different classes, with different effects (like for example maces have guaranteed knockback, and daggers excell in being threwn). Some weapons also have additional effects, like healing on hit, or dealing a lot more damage for the cost of life per every hit)
+ the castle of time itself is a maze, and you need to alter between its past and present versions to pass through. Some consider its for reuse and backtracking, but for me it was a great idea, with all that machinery broken, new passages and obstacles emerge
+ difficulty levels, more dangerous traps, more difficult parkour sequenses enrich the gameplay greatly. Now you really need to push over the limit especially in those health chambers
+ bosses - great addition compare to the SoT with semi-boss enemies (like Shakhraman and Vizier)
+ THE MUSIC!!! - Godsmack "Straight of the line" and "I stand alone" are supergreat. Fighting segments rock riffs are dope, and the ambience - really enjoed it
+ better balance between sand powers that the SoT (you really have usecases for all of them through the game)
To be fair it has some drawbacks too:
- gliches, that can softlock the game (so better save often) and some problems with stability (the game IS old)
- need some work with configurational files to make game work with modern resolutions (well i made 2k resolution work after 30 mins with a guide)
- the true ending is hidden behind the secrets (and you need to find all of them, which is kinda tough without a guide on a first walkthrough (my personally found 8/9))
- some lore continuity discussions
All in all, this game is great, and in my opinion is the best of the original trilogy, and 2 reboots. Definitely recommended
Played it for like 10 times in my lifetime. An iconic game, worth to be played even today. It has its glitches and other things that didn't stand the test of time, nonetheless still enjoyable.
Muito bom! A jogabilidade está mais fluída que o primeiro, e o combate também ficou melhor.
Once upon a time.... Ubisoft was known for some bangers and this is one of those games. The story, fight mechanics, parkour.... everything expect for the graphics (compared to today's standard) is just awesome. That said, the camera can be wonky af so good luck with that.
I will recommend this game as this will give you an idea of the golden era of games that was once present. 1000000% Recommended.
The worst backtracking i've ever seen in a video game
Decent game but alot of glitches and crashes also there is a game breaking glitch right at the end of the game that makes it impossible to complete
One of the greatest game ever made.
⚠️caution⚠️
Warrior within is plagued by bugs, with more than a few being FATAL
Enjoyable? Without a doubt. I got over 20hrs of entertainment but with it, I experienced multiple bugs, 2 of them game breaking, and was unable to complete the game (decided not to try a 3rd time). I’ll spare the details of my experience unless someone really wants to know (you can also search Google for a compete list of bugs)—I’m thinking the best defense might be having multiple saved files
Recommendable? If the possibility of running into a game breaking bug doesn’t scare you…hopefully you’ll have better luck than I did 🤞🏽
Replayable? Not for me, considering what’s been mentioned above
++single player, 3rd person, action-adventure/3D platformer (same as it’s predecessor)
++story—though surface, very entertaining
++atmospheric/level design
++new combat system—a huge step up from SOT
+”gory” finishers
+/-a new take on the Prince—dark and audacious. Not sure if I’m liking it 🤔
-when launching game, the configuration utility window opens up instead, EVERY TIME
-the camera work has always been terrible since it regularly obstructs your view or causes a change in direction leading to errors, damage or death. I can’t say that any camera related changes (if any) improved gameplay
-sexual innuendos sprinkled throughout—unnecessary
-enemies immediately attacking after cut scenes (causing damage), not giving sufficient time to prepare for battle
-hot take: 60% of the music is just distorted guitar driven in a generic, heavy-rock style. I wish there was more phygian/exotic influence overall
Steam Deck compatibility: ⚠️
~8hrs at full charge with video settings maxed
NOT compatible w/native resolution
-unstable frame rate after ~1hr of play (locked at 30fps), recurring. Didn’t stabilize no matter what I tried—the only thing that remedied this was closing the game completely and relaunching it.
-during tutorials - “left click” will show as “BTN 5”, interchangeably; “E” will sometimes be “BTN 4”; etc,. (Probably due to the SD controller setting?) Very confusing when trying to learn the controls
nervy v řiti jinak super hra
AbuRashid
10/10
one of the best games for me especially of childhood
Compared to Sands of time, Warrior Within is better in every way.
This is the second time I finish the game, the first time doing the bad ending and now finally the good one.
booba indeed
My nostalgia isn't that pure. My memories are full of how many times I raged against the game instead of enjoying it.
1. Painful Metroidvania - It is technically a metroidvania which you have to platform across to get anywhere however even after you unlock the shortcuts, you still have to platform quite a bit. There is no fast travel. Autosaves/Bonfires are too far apart.
2. Bullet sponge enemies - I like Dark Souls' three hit rule. If the enemy is not dead with around 3 hits, then you are either under leveled or otherwise doing it wrong. Here it takes so many hits to kill fodder enemies.
3. Camera - Dark souls usually gets a bad rep for wonky camera but this one should get the prize for the absurdest camera mechanic. In mid platforming, the camera decides to suddenly turn causing you to fling in a different direction.
4. Combos - Combos were a thing back then and even today. I can never really reliably pull off a specific combo when I need it. I wish there was some cues showing the current chain.
5. Time mechanics - Bullet time aside. I don't think any other mainstream game utilised the time rewind feature. Truely unique to the series.
6. Unskipable cutscenes - I think it kinda perpetuates a viscous cycle that "gamers don't care about the story so we should reduce budget allocated to the story". Still cutscenes should be skipable, especially in front of boss fights.
7. Janky on modern controllers - I got it to run on modern Xbox 360 controller but it is still a bit janky AF.
I didn't really finish it when I had the disk copy and I don't think I will finish it this time either.
best old rpg game
swag
I had a hell of a time actually getting this game to work, but once I did I had a bunch of fun! If you liked the original Prince of Persia then this is just as good, if not better!
It does turn the angst up to 11, though. Which is great if you like melodrama.
As for Sands of Time, this game didn't age well, if you enjyoed the first you'll likely enjoy this one too, as it's more of the same, but, for the same reason, if you didn't you likely won't. If you are looking for an entry point to the franchise start form a more recent one.
There has been some improvement to the targeting system, combat and puzzle, but overall the game is more of the same and still has the unreliable input issue (at least on M&K). There's also more story compared to Sands of Time, but characters and story are still as deep as a puddle. The game is also less linear than the first but not in a good way: you'll find yourself repeating the same platforming multiple times and sometimes you maight get lost because of the lack od a proper map (there's a map, it's just bad). There are also proper obss fights in this game, but they are very basic and it's usually about repeating the same pattern of attacks on the Boss until they die, not good. Progression feels weird because while you keep getting a better sword that deals more dmg and more abilities, the game starts throwing at you reskinned enemies that simply have more health.
The most enjoyable part of the game for me has been the last like 2 hours, when you get a considerable power-up and the game becomes much more linear.
Old is gold but 16:9 resolution is not avilable (1920:1080). otherwise good story, true ending is goosebumps moment, i love it
It's always sad to find out that a game you adored in your childhood isn't as good as you thought, but here we are. While Warrior Within has all the same technical issues I gave Sands of Time a 'Not Recommended' for, that game itself was fine. Despite the emo in me wanting to believe Warrior Within is better, it's not. It's worse.
The heavy metal soundtrack and the sexy ladies and decapitations are all awesome, yes. They were awesome when I played this game 17 years ago on PS2, and they are still awesome now. But there's a reason anyone who talks about this game only ever mentions Shahdee's ass despite her being a minor character: I'm pretty sure most of us never bothered to play much further.
Combat is repetitive and unrewarding (some enemies only allow one combo and parry everything else, so you're not ALLOWED to have fun), backtracking and the inclusion of a bad ending are blatant artificial game lengtheners, and this title employs Tomb Raider 3 levels of misdirection. The platforming is far too mechanical, and there's something terribly wrong with the depth perception in both Sands of Time and Warrior Within - it's hard to judge whether or not you'll make a jump, an issue I've never had with other platformers.
Publishers these days are always crying about how games were $60 for so long and so the price hike to $70 is justified, but playing this game led me to the profound realization that they were always scamming you even at $60. This game does not justify that launch price; neither do lots of PS2 games. Of course there are exceptions like Resident Evil 4 and Final Fantasy 10 and Metal Gear Solid 3 and Tomb Raider Legend that fully justify it. Warrior Within does not; it's clearly a budget game.
The hair and blood and particle effects look so bad; the colour palette is so feculent; even the soundtrack isn't tied well to the combat. You'll have heavy metal guitars roaring long after the last enemy is killed, while other times you'll be fighting in silence. Basically what I'm saying is that this is a buggy, glitchy, visually and mechanically unappealing title that loses its luster once you can stop ogling Shahdee. If it had been a $20 game, no problem. But a AAA game it is not, even for the time.
Disregarding the game's quality, Ubisoft still deserves a public lashing in the streets of Baghdad for charging money for an abandonware version; it took me an hour just to make this function. The FMVs and images in this PC release are horribly low-res, despite there being an HD version available for PS3. Any good publisher would have cohered those assets and optimized the game for modern systems to make this a better experience, but Ubisoft is not that publisher.
The Godsmack song in the end credits is pretty awesome though. The little emo in me is happy about that.
boo
I was really enjoying it until that one crash that didn't go away despite my best efforts. I fucking hate that companies can just sell games don't even function on modern hardware. I would probably be better of playing this on a PS2 emulator and that would be more stable than this shit.
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within is a must-have that deserves to be played over and over again. I’d love to see a remake of this game without taking away its original gameplay.
Very Nostalgic
Best game out of the Trilogy imo. if you dont mind some edge, this is a great game with a combat that can look easy and simple but needs some mastery to be actually pulled off in a cool way.
bosses are specially hard if you dont know how to take advantage of your full moveset.
This Game is basically a 3D Metroidvania with a Combat system that rivals DMC games and a story that is really nicely done with some twists that can be predictable but still play off in interesting ways.
has a basic ending that can seem like the only ending there is. There is actually a "secret" ending that is the real ending that unlocks through Getting all the life upgrades, which unlocks a Sword in the Throne Room
there are some minor bugs because of the rushed development. most are fixed by just limiting the game's fps to 45-59. i did that via Nvidia Control panel
TLDR: 10/10 game, you fight hot Goth ladies
I really wanted to enjoy this game as I loved Forgotten Sands on the ps3 but unfortunately this just was not the experience I was hoping for. The port has not been made with care making the game feel like a struggle to play half the time. The soundtrack was underwhelming and did not aid in creating the game's intended atmosphere I think. The constant sexualisation of the antagonist and other NPCs did not help either and was done so distastefully. I don't now if I will ever finish the game but I know it wont be any time soon.
fire ass game from my childhood
As with The Sands of Time, the main antagonist is the control system. The controls are constantly changing with the camera angle, which can change without warming. That wouldn't matter in a game that isn't all about dexterity and quick reactions, but this game will repeatedly punish you for its own defects.
Even on the easiest setting, this game is a real struggle to the point that it is disheartening and not fun to play. The paper-thin plot is little compensation.
Great long story, graphics too, the fights in the game are also great, but the game has a lot of bugs, the camera is also terrible. I don't recommend the game for those reasons. Whoever decides to play the game should be prepared to have a lot of patience and nerves.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ubisoft |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 83 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 81% положительных (1367) |