Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Team Has Reunited, Pitching New Game Ideas – Rumor

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The team that created Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was reassigned to other projects after the game launched in January 2024. While critics loved the side-scrolling adventure (we gave it a 9/10 score), sales reached only one million copies by October, which was reportedly lower than expected.

There’s still a chance we might see a sequel! Sources claim Ubisoft has allowed the original development team to get back together and brainstorm new game ideas. While details are scarce, many fans are hoping this means a return to the world of Saigon.

I’m still trying to figure out why they changed course, but it seems like Ubisoft’s recent internal changes might have played a role. They created these new creative teams, and maybe seeing how well Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was received made them rethink cancelling the Sands of Time Remake. It’s like they realized there’s still a lot of love for this franchise!

The game surpassed three million players last year after becoming available on PlayStation Plus, and it likely reached even more with Game Pass. While this success doesn’t confirm a sequel to Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, it’s still encouraging to see the development team working together again.

About a year and a half after that video (youtu.be/8HgkIyq0emY), I’m hearing that the core team behind Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has been given the go-ahead by Ubisoft to get back together and pitch new game ideas. I don’t have any further details, and I’m happy to let them work their magic! 💜

— Gauthier ‘Gautoz’ Andres (@gautoz.cool) 2026-04-15T15:50:46.730Z

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