On April 26, Ubisoft's rogue-lite game Prince of Persia: Rogue was unveiled at the high-energy video game festival hosted by Bilibili.
In the game's latest trailer, in addition to showing the combat demo of the game's first boss, Belludi, Evil Empire also tells players about the various inspirations for the game's design: first, art director Dylan uses the French graphic novel (style icon: "The Adventures of Tintin") and traditional Iranian art forms - Inspired by Persian miniature paintings, the game has established a unique art style, and in terms of combat experience, game director Lucie, who is a fan of Jackie Chan movies, has gone from his classic "fight your best to survive with one enemy and one hundred enemies" The martial arts sequences were heavily inspired by the creation of the protagonist as a nimble warrior with a variety of attacks, and finally, the game's musical performance was the finishing touch, with the production team directly engaging Persian-American electronic music producer and performance artist ASADI to create the game's music for an authentic Persian atmosphere.
Screenshot 1 The first boss in the game - Belludi
Screenshot 2 Combat Scene - Players will often face a scene with multiple enemies, and skillfully running against the wall or shoulder-jumping with the help of the enemy is the key to victory
At the same time, Prince of Persia: Rogue will also participate in the follow-up live broadcast activities of the high-energy video game festival. Players can watch the trial live broadcasts of the major UP masters, learn about the pre-gameplay content including the first boss battle, challenge room, etc., taste more design details in the combat system and parkour system, and have a deeper understanding of the game's weapon system, talisman system and other core mechanisms.
Screenshot 3 Platforming Challenges: Complex terrain, traps everywhere
Screenshot 4 Different weapons have different attack mods, bringing variety to the action experience
Prince of Persia: Rogue is the latest installment of Ubisoft's classic action IP Prince of Persia. Published by Ubisoft and developed by Evil Empire, the developer behind Dead Cells, the game is now available on Steam and will be available in Early Access on May 14. In the game, players take on the role of a prince with a mysterious pendant, resurrected after death again and again. As they continue to experiment, players will explore different biomes, master new weapons, equip new cosmetic items, upgrade their equipment in the Oasis, and gather allies to save the city from destruction.
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