When the game first came out, the demo was free. I played the demo but didn't enjoy the mechanics and the game's price disagreed with me. This autumn sale i had an urge to buy this game at 50% off and i got the feeliing that i'd enjoy it now. I had seen the photo of Sargon fighting Jahandar boss this time and a few more on its store page. So even though i wasn't a 100% sure i bought this game, also one of my friends had purchased the deluxe edition. I bought standard because i was short of cash and figured ill get season pass if it goes on a reasonable sale.

So i ended up enjoying the game even though i wasn't sure. This is one of the best and most high end metroidvania and especially a PRINCE game. Prince (DOS) was one of the first games on PC that i enjoyed, and though i'd like to play the DOS prince again its character handling was not great. Just like that DOS game the levels on this game are extremely well design and additionally the difficulty levels are very open to customisation. The enemies are well thought out.

I rarely play metroidvania games so this game was a treat for me. I enjoyed playing this using my cosmicbyte C1070T controller. The haptic were great too. I had played ORI and the blind forest DE and Will of the Wisps but with keyboard and mouse and they are different than this prince game.

I recommend buying this game's deluxe version or standard , your choice, during a sale.

Con:- too much difficulty difference between ROOKIE and WARRIOR difficulties. ROOKIE is too easy and warrior too difficult for the VAHRAM Boss battle.

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Being a star wars fan, being able to experience parts of the star wars verse is a dream come true. I'd like to thank those responsible for making this game. In this game's campaign and multiplayer we get to fly star-fighters from both imperial(the antagonists) and rebel alliance/ new republic(protagonist) factions. We get to fly X-Wing, Tie Fighter, Tie Interceptor, A-Wing, Y-Wing, Reaper & Tie - Bomber during the campaign and multiplayer.

I didn't have an HOTAS when i first purchased the game and found it hard to play with Xbox One Controller, so i waited for a bit and took a calculated risk of buying an T.flight HOTAS one by Thrustmaster for this and a few other games. The T.Flight Hotas One works well specifically for this game because the throttle locks at 50% setting which is ideal for turning the star fighter.

I had purchased Star Wars Rogue Squadron CD from back in the 2000s because of my interest in this genre specifically surrounding Star Wars Verse. I had also played Descent FreeSpace demo and Freespace 2 demo which were great but without a flight stick. I used Mouse and mainly Keyboard which was not very effective for these demos.