Over the years, more games have been canceled than fans care to recount. From major IPs to long-awaited indie releases, the video game industry isn't afraid to shutter projects on a whim. Competition is fierce when it comes to collecting players, a fact that has pushed the bar higher and higher for studios. The burden has pushed developers to cancel expansions for major series as well, but a new report suggests Prince of Persia's most famous cancellation may not be as doomed as fans think.
If you recall, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was announced several years ago. A team was assembled at Ubisoft to bring the new game to life, and it launched in January 2024. Despite plans for DLC and a sequel, the game's performance did not meet Ubisoft expectations, prompting the studio to axe the project entirely. Fans were left surprised by the quiet move, but the axe had already been dropped. Now, a new rumor has surfaced suggesting the infamous Prince of Persia game may get a second chance at Ubisoft as its core team is back together once more.
The new update comes from French influencer Gautoz on BlueSky, the same source that...
