Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown | Sun & Moon Dial Puzzle Solution in Upper City 

I didn't know what the buttons up there were for so I just went back and forth putting the purple battery in and out of the last slot until each lined up; this one they definitely could have set up better in terms of helping the player figure out how to do it without brute forcing it

This is WAY easier than how the video shows it. Great tip!

I had the exact same problem. Just reload the game and see if it is auto activated. Because after i activated the other 2 and loaded the game, the red one on the centre was working...

I would. It’ll get hated on because it’s not Indie. But that’s just haterade. But it’s definitely on the Mount Rushmore of Metroidvanias.

It is, the levels are incredibly clever

I would, its very rare a game can keep me this interested these days. I’m not getting bored with this one at all. Game keeps it fresh and exploration is a blast.

Never played any Metroidvanias until this one and I'm thoroughly enjoying myself. Definitely gonna play through oni after this bcuz I was told it was sort of similar. Among other games that are like this genre

@@johncarpenter5349 Welcome to the genre! Might I suggest a few games? If you have a Switch; you should really give Metroid: Dread a try. Especially if you’ve liked PoP. It’s METROIDvania for a reason. Ori & The Blind Forest then play Ori The Will of the Wisps. WotW is unanimously considered the better of the two. But they’re both phenomenal and the story continues immediately from BF into WotW. It’s an experience. Blasphemous 1 and 2 are also two of my favorites. Also a story that continues from B1 to B2. The lore can be bit vague, but awesome games. Challenging. But awesome. B2 is more of a traditional Metroidvania than B1. It’s also a modern pixel art game. The retro look had me hesitant to jump into it. But gameplay is smooth like PoP. And if you like a more mature rated game, look no further. Lastly, the crown jewel of Metroidvania - Hollow Knight. HK is the genre perfected. IMO. It’s a massive game. And because it’s so big, it can tend to drag at the beginning for new comers. But if you stick it out, there isn’t another game that offers such a rich, challenging and detailed experience. Honorable Mentions: Islets. And Ender Lilies. Two great MV games. The sequel to EL, Ender Magnolia is also coming out this year. Keep an eye out for the HK sequel, Hollow Knight: Silksong. Who knows when it will release but the trailer looks insane. Crowsworn is another the people are excited for. I’m also excited for Neon Moon. And coming next month is: Tales of Kenzera: Zau. It looks a lot like PoP. One piece of advice when venturing into Metroidvania. Give a game 2-3 bosses, upgrades and/or abilities. Often they’ll be the same thing. Beating a boss will reward you with an upgrade. But not always. Exploration also rewards players. Exploring is a core part of the genre. So if you get into a game and it doesn’t immediately blow you away. Give it a little time. There are hundreds of Metroidvania’s out there. And a lot of them are works of art. Each one is different than the next. From PoP to HK to Ori and Metroid Dread. All unique experiences and art styles but same vibe. I know this is a crazy long comment. But I wish I had known this genre was out there. And there are lots more. Obviously you could go Super Metroid or Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Those two titles are literally “Metroidvania”. But if you’re getting into the genre now, and you enjoyed PoP. I’d suggest the more modern games I mentioned above. But I had to pay my respects to the OG’s.

I just finished it and it's not impossible.

I threw a teleport above the battery. Teleported to it, hit the battery and then immediately threw it straight up..worked like a charm

You gave to make sure your clone is as high as you can get it. I had a couple failed attempts of the gate shutting right before my clone can get it though the gate.

It's a dlc, and you equip it at the amulets

Yep and it's really handy to have to be fair. There is a side quest for the pirate captain that might give you it, I can't say for sure as it's a pretty tricky wall jumping section that I haven't quite managed to get back to the start point with the bird yet. But it sure looks like the same bird.

It's from pre ordering the game. It can also be bought separately

Sadly once you reach this stage you realise there are more puzzles and environmental traps compared to combat itself

@@ANOblkstrMALY yea right bro

Lol dum dums

I thought i was like the only one, i rage quited because of that puzzle where your timed on this one part where you have to jump on some playforms. Other than these annoying parts i did like the game

@@solidwisdom8749im just about to give up too. I just can’t get the timing right at 0:36 and there’s no way to increase controller sensitivity because im doing exactly what he did but it’s all too slow

I agree with all of you they did not space out the puzzles at all, just chuck a bunch of hard ones at the end of the game

For me they're pretty easy to do. But I can understand your point

I can’t stand puzzles either