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Yeah there is an epilouge DLC that was released only on the PS3 and Xbox 360. They have the cutscenes and walkthrough of the epilogue on Youtube. Although they leave us with another cliff hanger that was supposed to go into a trilogy, but the company canceled the 2nd and 3rd game. It's really a shame because this is one of my favorite PoP games.
You hear all this talk about Ormaz but you never once actually see him. You would think that by healing the fertile grounds and sealing Arhiman back into the tree that Ormaz would have given her life as her reward. But nope he doesn't. The way I see it, its like Ormaz doesn't care any more about the fertile grounds and the city of the Ahura. But perhaps if the series wasn't cancelled we would have seen Ormaz.
Both our hero/heroine and us got the short end of the stick. They weren't able to finish their quest and we where cheated out of a good game series.
Yeah
So sad :/
Throughout the entire game I was expecting the goodness of Elika to change the Prince for the better, but it really didn't show any progress. I really enjoyed the teasing back and forth between them, but was pissed they killed her off. It was a struggle to destroy the trees, one for having done all that to get to that point, but also wanting Elika to live. But at what cost? How would she have taken the Prince's actions? She gave her life to imprison Ahriman, and he selfishly released him and destroyed everything to bring her back. Had she taught him nothing? But Gordon Grievous brings up a good point: Ormaz didn't do anything in spite of everything Elika did, but would that have been enough to change Elika's spirtual views? I really was just hoping for a more concluding ending.
I think it was a way to "humanize" the prince by not making him beat/fight the god directly, and a way to enrich Elika by making her finish the god. In fact the game shows that Elika is the true "hero" of the game, she is the one who really beats the foes (by redeeming them) and the god (by imprisoning it).
I liked the end of the game. At first I tought that it has two endings, one letting Elika dead. I was wrong. I don't mind endings with cliffhangers, since it is a good cliffhanger. I also liked the ending because it makes a good point in how the Prince is a kind of anti-hero. It was his selfishness that made him do what he did. He could have "let her go", but he couldn't get over her death.
I knew she would die since it is revealed that she was already dead before the game begins. I realized that she would be the martyr of the story. So, when she died (again) I was already prepared. I wasn't prepared for what the prince did next (releasing the god again). That was really a surprise, and I enjoyed that surprise. It let the cliffhanger, ok, but kind of cliffhanger I like: it gives hints that a sequel will come, but - at the same time - it gives a good ending, and the sequel is not necessary for the understanding of the story.
In fact, there are two sequels. One is a DLC, but it is only for XBOX 360 and PS3 and the other is for Nintendo DS. The first one calls Epilogue. However I didn't play it yet. It is too expensive here in Brasil. I also didn't played the DS one, for I don't even have a DS.
I know that the DLC is only for the PS3 and for Xbox 360. As for the DS game, I am not familiar with that one. As for playing the DLC, I know you can go onto YouTube and find both the gameplay and the dialouge scences for the DLC.
The DLC is the epilouge for game 1 and sets the story for the 2nd game. At the end of the DLC it leaves you with another cliffhanger. The Prince and Elika are not able to reseal Arhiman at the end of the DLC. She leaves the Prince by saying that she is going to search for her people.
As the 2nd and 3rd game were dropped, we will never find out if they do find a way to reseal Arhiman. Nor do we ever find out if the Prince and Elika ever get together. This is were fanfiction comes in handy. It gives us a chance to write how we think their story ended.