Prince of Persia : Escape

It’s an amazing app and the movement is smooth. It’s entertaining and the setting of Persia adds like a reasonable state to the choice of clothing and hair. But I have two things that might make it way better, at least for me. They are so small that I didn’t want to give it a 4 and a half rating. One: Maybe you can play it horizontally so the control to move left or right can be more comfortable. Also, the spikes usually come from out of nowhere and I (probably not the only one) who does way to much. I should be more patient but it’s happened too many times. But these are what feel/experienced. It’s still a good game, and like I said, these problems are really small and didn’t stop me from putting in 5 stars. So yeah that’s my review. 5/5 would keep it alive. (Sorry).

This game is really fun and a tad addicting. I found this game on my phone by mistake and I decided to try it out. One thing to say about that. BEST CHOICE FOR ME. I immediately got addicted to it. I play it almost every week day with my friend on the bus. I still have a few improvements to suggest like maybe being able to go back levels. People I know want to try this game out, but I’m already at level 115! They can barely get a few steps past it, just ask the two twin boys who tried XD. I also want to add that maybe there should be another way to spend diamonds (or jewels I’m still not sure about that) Like buying backgrounds or like ways to jump (Flips, crazy, etc.) I hope you consider these! I’ll still love this game either way! Thank you for bringing this game to life!

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My worst fears about this game were true. I highly recommend you read the reviews before purchasing. I played the original game when I was a kid and this one pales in comparison. Apart from a vaguely similar aesthetic and flow, much of what was fun about the original is lacking here. The levels repeat puzzles and do not get much more interesting. Once you’ve seen the first 20, you’ve basically seen them all. The skeleton and sword you see pop up in most levels at the intro never comes into play, nor do you get to pick up a sword, which was such an iconic moment in the original. To top it all off, everyone else was right: when you pay to remove ads, the ads do not go away. It’s hard to come away from this and not feel like it’s here to farm our $3 each and our consumer availability to advertisements. Please do not feed this monster, move on to something with more value. If I can get my $3 back I will. If I could report this app for false advertising, I would.

This is a good game to just kill some time with and very addictive, BUT what keeps this game from getting 5 stars are the following reasons: 1) After a while you are literally just repeating levels you have already passed. I don’t mean after 100 levels it repeats, I mean after level 10 or 15 you will notice that the levels are starting to repeat. In my every level should be different, they can be similar with minor tweaks, but not the exact same level you did 10 or so levels ago. 2) As many people have stated already there are way too many ads. I understand it’s a free game, but the ads are long and make it very annoying to play. And 3) The controls are easy to use/maneuver, but there are some jumps/leaps that are literally impossible because your character can not jump that far. And with levels repeating you are bound to run into the same jump that you can’t make over and over again until you finally succumb and skip the level after the 30 second to 1 minute ad. Overall: If you want a game to play that will help kill time then this is the perfect game for you, but be aware there are some annoying issues with this game as well such as ads, character/control restraints, and levels just repeating over and over again.

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It’s a good game. Don’t get me wrong. Mechanics are smooth, and the graphics are beyond par for a cellphone game. However, I can’t play more than ten seconds without an advertisement playing in my face. And they are not short-spurted advertisements either. They are 15-30 second adds, some even don’t allow you to close out unless you interact with it at the end or even unless you say you’re interested. In which you are directed to the AppStore. So, I thought, the game is worth possibly just buying the “remove adds” prompt. In which costed me three dollars. I got one game add free before I got the same series of adds. And even more. And then I saw the add free prompts again. So, what? Do you get what measly game free of adds, only to be bombarded with even more the next game, for three dollars?! Yeah, no thanks. Don’t download the game. And surely do not buy the add free version. It’s crap.