The hosts leave the forest, explore to their hearts’ content, and read their way through the Sacred Archives up until its optional boss.
The hosts get their bearings on Mount Qaf, learn about the mythology of the era, reflect on the kidnapping that kicks off the story in earnest, and discuss their preferred ways to get by in the combat of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.
Any first timers who want to start and talk about Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown?
A friend and I are about to start playing The Lost Crown after having it in our gaming backlog since release and we always like chatting with people about single player games since it reminds us of the days when everyone was playing the same thing and caught up the next day to exchange stories, tips and experiences, which is something we have lost since becoming adults. I'm sure most people in this sub have already played it, but if you're like me and join specific game subs to get inspiration to play something eventually, maybe you haven't and now is a good time to start. Let me know if you're in!
Run a video game backlog podcast for games we’ve never played, so we select one that’s been on our backlog for a while and run it like a book club, making a specific amount of progress each week and talking about it in the next episode, discussing and chatting about each segment with people about it on Discord as well. We really want to recapture the joy of meeting up with friends who are actually playing the same game at the same time as us and exchange stories, tips and experiences, which is something we have lost since becoming adults and the constant stream of new game releases we want to play but don’t immediately have the time for. We lay out the goal for the following week’s progress at the end of each episode.
Season 10 that we’re kicking off with today’s pre-playthrough expectations episode is the first Metroidvania we’re covering and is about Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Sure most people in this sub have already played it, but if you're like me and have way too many games than time to play, we’d be happy to have you along for the discussion! Let me know if you're in! It’s called The Gaming Backlog “Book Club”