The ending of this game really annoyed me

[Iz good]

Literally nothing gets solved even with the epilogue dlc. It doesn't look like Ubisoft is ever going to get around to wrapping things up either. Kind of depressing because I was enjoying the rest of the game so much.

[wwdenis]

I've believed the ending tell us that a new episode was comming. Silly boy... :/

[Iz good]

The game came out in 2008. They're not gonna be wrapping up this plot. Also, I'd understand if they did this with a complex plot, but the plot in this game is so simple. Why the hell would they extend it. They're is litterally nothing they can add.

[Silhouette II]

There's supposedly a Nintendo DS game that takes place after the events of this game. Prince of Persia: The Fallen King ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Persia:_The_Fallen_King ). I don't know if it ties up any loose ends, as I haven't played it, but you might consider checking it out.

[bloodraven43]

this is the problems with video games.they do this all the time...they leave a cliff hanger and if games sale suck,they forget about it...wish these devs would make a game with a complete story,from beginning to end more often then they do.

but even though this game got bad reviews,i liked it...can never get enough of the prince...great series i think.

[jujohnso]

I too was annoyed by this ending. This seems to be a common thing with ubisoft games. The endings of Rayman 3 and Beyond Good and Evil have the same mechanic. Oh well, I'll just imagine Elika and Prince living happily ever after.

[Kg]

Publicado originalmente por bloodraven43:

this is the problems with video games.they do this all the time...they leave a cliff hanger and if games sale suck,they forget about it...wish these devs would make a game with a complete story,from beginning to end more often then they do.

but even though this game got bad reviews,i liked it...can never get enough of the prince...great series i think.

Agreed. Cliff hangers are totally annoying, specially when they don't get wrapped up later. I prefer it when games have a proper ending, and then there's a sequel later that expands the story (or shows a different side of it) if the game sold well enough.