Prince of Persia The Lost Crown

Controls and Best Settings

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Prince of Persia The Lost Crown - Controls and Best Settings

This is a controls and best settings guide for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Read on to learn the best settings, how to change the settings, and the list of controls for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.

Best Settings

List of All the Best Settings to Change

Option Recommended Setting
Game Mode Exploration
Disable Screen Shake OFF
Visible Interactions ON
Melee Targeting Assist OFF
Platforming Assist OFF
Aim Assist Strength Normal
Auto Unfreeze OFF
Difficulty Warrior
HUD Scale Normal
Calibration 1.0 - 1.2
High Contrast Mode Deactivated
Audio Language Persian

Go With Exploration Mode

Guided Mode Map

Guided Mode helps with pinpointing important locations on the map such as the next objective and which areas are currently accessible or inaccessible. We recommend selecting Exploration Mode when beginning the game for the first time so players can enjoy the game as intended.

If you're having a difficult time during the game, you may utilize our guides for completing puzzles, collecting items, and finishing quests.

Complete Story Walkthrough

Do Not Select Disable Screen Shake

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Screen Shakes are designed to engage players more deeply in the game and therefore part of the immersive experience.

We recommend avoiding the selection of this option for a more immersive gameplay atmosphere.

Set Visible Interactions to On

Interact with the Treasure Chest

Visible Interactions help players in recognizing if an element will be available for interaction. The option is best recommended to put a checkmark on as certain elements of the game tend to seamlessly blend into the background.

Uncheck Melee Targeting Assist and Platforming Assist

Melee Targeting Assist and Platforming Assist are designed for players facing challenges in both combat and platforming. If you're a fan of the series, you likely possess a solid understanding of combat and platforming mechanics, making it advisable to deactivate these features.

Nevertheless, if this happens to be your initial experience with the series, feel free to turn these modes on.

Set Aim Assist Strength to Normal

Go up the mushroom

Aim Assist Strength primarily applies to weapons and powers utilizing targeting. Opting for the Normal setting is ideal for a gameplay experience that is realistic and natural.

Disable Auto Unfreeze

Enabling Auto Unfreeze will make you shake off the frost effect automatically without having to press buttons quickly.

Allowing the character to automatically unfreeze may reduce the difficulty of the game. It is best not to keep this checked as to preserve the gameplay's aesthetic.

Choose Warrior Difficulty for Your First Playthrough

Warrior Difficulty

Warrior difficulty is the standard difficulty for the game. We suggest utilizing this option for your initial playthrough, and after completing the game, you are free to choose other preferences.

Set the HUD Scale to Normal

HUD Scale

You shouln't make your HUD too big as making it this way could use up significant screen space. Therefore, it is best to set it to Normal.

Adjust Calibration

Calibration

Calibration is a setting for screen brightness. It is best to leave it as is or keep it to 1.0 - 1.2 for optimal brightness.

However, do not hesitate to customize your screen settings as needed for better visibility and comfort.

Set High Contrast Mode to Off

High Contrast Mode

High Contrast Mode is a setting where you can increase contrast between important gameplay elements and the background. This affects the gameplay as it will be easier to notice chests, enemies, and other game elements.

For an unaltered gaming experience, we recommend keeping this feature off, as per the developers' design.

Choose Persian as the Audio Language

Persian

Choosing Persian as the audio language enhances cultural authenticity as the game takes place in a creative rendition of ancient Persia.

It is highly recommended to play the game with this option as a more real and immersive feeling to the game can be achieved by having the characters converse in their native language.

How to Change Settings

Change from the System Menu

During gameplay, there is an option for you to change the game's settings via the System Menu.

  1. Go to the Menu Screen
  2. Find the System Menu
  3. Apply Your Desired Changes

Go to the Menu Screen

Menu

You can go to the Menu Screen by clicking the Pause button.

Find the System Menu

System Menu

The System Menu is located in the rightmost section of the Menu Screen, once there, you may click Options

Apply Your Desired Changes

Guided Mode

After clicking Options, you will be redirected to the system configuration screen. From here, you may change the settings based on your intended playstyle.

Change at the Start of the Game

Menu Beginning

During the start of the game, there will be an option for you to change the Display, Sound, Game Mode, and Difficulty.

It is important to note that you have the flexibility to adjust these settings even while in the midst of gameplay.

Choose Difficulty When Starting A New Game

Fight difficulty

When starting a New Game, you will be choosing a difficulty setting you are most comfortable with.

Difficulty Settings Differences

List of Controls

Action PS Xbox NSW
・Bow
┗ Chakram [Hold]
PS4 - Triangle Button XBOX - Y Button NSW - X
・Melee Attack PS4 - Square Button XBOX - X Button NSW - Y
・Jump PS4 - X Button XBOX - A Button NSW - B
・Dimensional Claw PS4 - Circle Button XBOX - B Button NSW - A
・Fabric of Time PS4 - R1 Button XBOX - Right Bumper NSW - R
・Dodge
┣ Slide
┗ Rush of Simurgh
PS4 - R2 Button XBOX - Right Trigger NSW - ZR
・Camera
┗ Clairvoyance [Press]
PS4 - Right Stick XBOX - Right Stick NSW - Right Analog
・Pause PS4 - Touchpad XBOX - Start Button NSW - Plus
・Map PS4 - Options XBOX - Options Button NSW - Minus
・Potion PNG - Dpad Up XBOX - DPAD Up NSW - Dpad Up
・Memory Shard PNG - Dpad Down XBOX - DPAD Down NSW - Dpad Down
・Movement
┗ Interact [Up/Down]
PS4 -  Left Stick XBOX - Left Stick NSW - Left Analog
・Shadow of Simurgh PS4 - L1 Button XBOX - Left Bumper NSW - L
・Parry
┗ Athra Abilities [Hold + Melee/Bow]]
PS4 - L2 Button XBOX - Left Trigger NSW - ZL

Can Controls be Changed?

Customize Controls - Prince of Persia The Lost Crown

Controls can be customized as per your own liking. This can be done via the Options Screen and selecting Customize Controls.

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