Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown - All Time Powers Guide

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By Jason Rodriguez on

In Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, the young Immortal bodyguard, Sargon, already has some nifty tricks up his sleeve. However, there are still a select few skills that you can obtain along the way. Our Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown time powers guide discusses the abilities that you can unlock as you progress further into the campaign. Likewise, please be reminded that this article contains spoilers.

Note that certain traversal mechanics, such as wall-jumping and dodging, are already available by default. As such, we'll only focus on those that are acquired at later sections of the game.

Rush of the Simurgh is basically your air dash move. Now, instead of only being able to mantle or hop back and forth walls, you can dash in the other direction or cross chasms while in mid-air. You obtain this ability after beating Jahandar as part of the Lost in Mount Qaf main quest.

Shadow of the Simurgh is a fairly unique ability in that it creates a copy of your character in the exact position where you activate it. Upon clicking the button once more, your Sargon is teleported to that location. This is a neat way to get past moving traps or obstacles. You'll receive this power as you chase the Old Man in the Depths zone during the Tiger and the Rat quest.

You'll obtain two Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown time powers during a main quest called The Path to the Sands Prison. The first is the Dimensional Claw, which you'll get after beating a boss named Kiana in the Hyrcanian Forest.

The Dimensional Claw lets you grab objects and even enemies, pulling them into a pocket dimension. You may then toss them to another location. For instance, if you grab explosive flowers (which we call Boomer Bulbs), you can throw them at cave-ins to destroy the rocks that are blocking your path.

Clairvoyance is another time power that's obtained during The Path to the Sands Prison quest. It allows you to turn objects or platforms solid, or revert them back to incorporeal form. It