The Lost Crown adheres to the well-honored traditions of the Metroidvania genre. Instead, the titular character is The Immortal’s mission he’s gone missing and it’s up to you to bring him back home. And, as you may have already noticed, you don’t play as the Prince of Persia. There’s a clear comic book and manga influence in their characterisation – huge personalities with even bigger muscles – which makes it immediately clear that this is a very different proposition to the classic games. My demo began just after the tutorial, and introduced Sargon and his fellow warriors – a group called The Immortals. And, from what I could tell from about two hours of hands-on time, it’s shaping up to be pretty good. That classic level design is blended with elements you’ll recognise from the Metroidvania greats, including precise swordplay that makes extensive use of parries, nail-biting bosses, and a variety of amulets that augment your abilities in substantial, meaningful ways. This interpretation is a full-blown Metroidvania, and Rayman Legends studio Ubisoft Montpellier has crafted a sprawling, interconnected map that takes you from haunted dungeons to the heights of Mount Qaf, the mythical mountain from Persian mythology. See the links below for all changes/fixes since 2023.2.1.For the most part, though, The Lost Crown is something new. Please do check your SDKs and other external tools are the correct versions before doing any builds, as you can see from the release notes pages that several platforms have been updated for this release - you can see our Required SDKs FAQ below and the various platform setup guides that page links to in order to get all of this information at any time. On the runtimes side there are: a selection of new functions you can use for loading sprites asynchronously, getting information on particles and structs, and also for toggling the window border on Windows games a new event when audio has finished playing Apple ProMotion support on those devices which have suitable screens the ability to have a remote machine perform additional tasks required by extensions (plus several other additions to extensions support) and websockets now sends a suitable user-agent header on more platforms, which will fix compatibility issues for some stores/services.
April’s 2023.4 release brings to the IDE: improvements to the licensing UI and an offline support fix multiple performance fixes string templates which allow you to compose strings with expressions in-situ inside the Code Editor new ways to launch and clean your project, along with various other optimisations inside the IDE to help cut down on build times another new set of filters in the Room Editor and for use in your games plus a large number of bug fixes.
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