Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time Remake's Trophy List Has Leaked Again
A trophy list for the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake has popped up online for the second time in a few years, which has fans hoping that an announcement for the game is happening soon.
Prince of Persia fans have been absolutely starving for more than a decade now, but that's finally come to an end thanks to the release of the excellent Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown earlier this month. While that's more than enough platforming and time-bending goodness for most fans, there are still a lot of people waiting for news on the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake, which just had its development rebooted and hasn't been seen since the initial reveal.
While it looks like we're going to be waiting a while until we see anything more of the Sands of Time remake from Ubisoft, that hasn't stopped the game's trophy list from being leaked out and shared on PSNProfiles. The trophy list appeared on the site earlier today and was spotted on the GamingLeaksAndRumours subreddit by Redditor -LastGrail-.
The trophy list is relatively simple and mostly made up of combat challenges like drinking water to heal while in the middle of a fight and vaulting over a certain number of enemies while in slow motion, but there are some more unique challenges in there, like one that tasks you with staring at Farah.
Interestingly, this isn't the first time that the trophy list has been leaked since the Sands of Time remake first entered development. Back in 2022, the exact same trophy list with the same images and requirements was spotted online and shared around the web, just before the game restarted development under Ubisoft Montreal.
It's worth noting that the trophy list that was just shared on PSNProfiles is for the PS4 version of the game, which does seem to suggest that it's simply the same list from before reemerging for some reason.
It's not clear if the trophy list has just been uploaded late on PSNProfiles or if the current version of the game is going to be using the
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