Ubisoft Opens Pre-Registration for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Mobile Release in China
Ubisoft has officially launched pre-registration for the Chinese mobile version of its action game, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, on the TapTap platform. This side-scrolling title, which saw a global mobile release in April, operates on a free-to-download model with in-app purchases required to unlock the full experience. The game features high-performance capabilities, including 60 FPS gameplay, customizable virtual controls, and compatibility with third-party controllers. For the Chinese market, Ubisoft ensures that all original content is preserved while specifically optimizing network performance to enhance the experience for local players. A full launch is anticipated later this year. In the game, players assume the role of Sargon, a warrior from the Immortals, tasked with navigating a vast, non-linear world. The objective is to rescue the kidnapped Prince Hassan, a journey that involves battling mythical creatures and solving intricate puzzles. This move highlights Ubisoft's continued expansion into the Chinese mobile gaming sector, leveraging popular platforms like TapTap to reach local audiences effectively.
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Ubisoft Opens Pre-Registration for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Mobile Release in China
Ubisoft has officially launched pre-registration for the Chinese mobile version of its action game, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, on the TapTap platform. This side-scrolling title, which saw a global mobile release in April, operates on a free-to-download model with in-app purchases required to unlock the full experience. The game features high-performance capabilities, including 60 FPS gameplay, customizable virtual controls, and compatibility with third-party controllers. For the Chinese market, Ubisoft ensures that all original content is preserved while specifically optimizing network performance to enhance the experience for local players. A full launch is anticipated later this year. In the game, players assume the role of Sargon, a warrior from the Immortals, tasked with navigating a vast, non-linear world. The objective is to rescue the kidnapped Prince Hassan, a journey that involves battling mythical creatures and solving intricate puzzles. This move highlights Ubisoft's continued expansion into the Chinese mobile gaming sector, leveraging popular platforms like TapTap to reach local audiences effectively.
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