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80% positive from 2,741 reviewsReleased 2009Steam Deck Playable$9.99

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones™ screenshot

What it is

This is a 3D action-adventure game featuring combat and platforming. Players control two characters and use time manipulation for combat and traversal.

What players liked

Players praise its innovative parkour and classic story, feeling like an epic, definitive conclusion to the trilogy.

The catch

The PC port is riddled with bugs and crashes, sometimes blocking progress entirely.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 80% positive, but with 2,741 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones™

Prince of Persia®

79% positive from 3,835 reviews2008Deck Playable

Action-adventure game featuring acrobatic combat and exploration in an open world. Players master agile movement and combat to fight corruption.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique art style, parkour, and character interactions, often comparing it to Okami and calling it an underrated gem.

The catchRepetitive gameplay, retreading the same miniature levels

Both are tagged Parkour, Third Person and Platformer.

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Prince of Persia: Warrior Within™

83% positive from 4,049 reviews2009Deck Playable

This is a 3D action-adventure game featuring free-form combat and time manipulation. Players fight enemies and alter the past to defy fate.

What players likedPlayers praise its wonderful story, combat, and parkour, finding it a masterpiece that surpasses Sands of Time.

The catchDated clunky controls and awkward camera angles

Both are tagged Parkour, Third Person and Singleplayer.

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Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure

89% positive from 2,447 reviews2013Deck Unsupported

This is an action-adventure game where players perform graffiti and combat. The core loop involves sneaking, tagging, and fighting to expose corruption.

What players likedPlayers praise its enduring quality and story, comparing its influence to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

The catchThe PC port is a mess of crashes, texture glitches and broken camera controls.

Both are tagged Parkour, Third Person and Action.

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404Sight

85% positive from 1,771 reviews201515% finish it

A free 3D parkour runner with a ping mechanic to reveal speed/slow zones, challenging players to outmaneuver ISP inhibitors.

What players likedPlayers praise this short, cartoony 3D parkour game with smooth physics and visible traps, recommending it for achievement hunters.

The catchControls feel clunky and unresponsive despite the speed theme

Both are tagged Parkour, Third Person and Action.

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Lorn's Lure

86% positive from 2,710 reviews202427% finish itDeck Verified

First-person narrative platformer with climb-anything mechanics. It features retro 3D graphics and a dark, foreboding atmosphere.

What players likedPlayers praise its atmospheric, precision platforming and exploration, reminiscent of Mirror's Edge, NaissanceE, and classic platformers.

The catchThe calm exploration collapses into a punishing timed final chapter that ruins the game.

Both are tagged Parkour, Singleplayer and Action.

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FrostRunner

95% positive from 3,412 reviews20197% finish it

First-person speedrunning platformer with crystal tethering in a frozen world. Players race against a timer through 36 levels, aiming for high leaderboard scores.

What players likedPlayers praise its neat, lightweight experience, reminiscent of a short, easy tutorial.

The catchIt crashes constantly, often every level or two, which breaks up the short campaign.

Both are tagged Parkour, Singleplayer and Action.

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