A fan repaired the PC version of Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, which Ubisoft could not do in 18 years

Years ago, Ubisoft had a nasty habit of being flippant about PC when it came to Prince of Persia. The most infamous example of this is the non-release of the Epilogue expansion pack containing the end of the Prince of Persia story on PC. We don't expect things to change, but thanks to a die-hard fan, another blemish in the history of the PC series is now a thing of the past. In the nearly 18 years since the game's release, Ubisoft has never deigned to fix Prince of Persia's PC problems. : The Two Thrones. Dawid Freeman, a fan of the game, decided to do it himself, and the result was a project called The Unofficial Patch, which is available for download directly from our website for free.

In order for The Unofficial Patch to become a full-fledged fan-made patch all the problems of the game, the author also added modifications from other developers to the project. As a result, we get:

The author improved what he could. Some things he couldn't change without access to the source code, but overall, The Unofficial Patch is a must-have for those who want to play Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones today. In the future, the developer is considering creating better textures, although in In this case, he is having technical difficulties with the implementation of this idea and is looking for someone to help repack the game files for this.