Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown+ launches on Apple Arcade on 3 December as the complete edition, with all updates and DLC.
The base game is a 2024 action-platformer set on Mount Qaf, where Sargon uses time powers, combat, and platforming skills against corrupted enemies and mythological creatures. Gameluster says the base game sells for $29.99 on Steam.
Mobi.gg, which first reported the news, says that if you already pay for Arcade, you won’t need to buy the game separately from the App Store. Ubisoft’s post calls the Arcade release “the most complete version of the game for the first time”, and it’ll run on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro.
Alongside the base game, you get The Warrior’s Path update, which adds Permadeath and Speedrun modes, and The Boss Attack update with Boss Revenge and Boss Rush. The Divine Trials update brings new combat, platforming and puzzle challenges plus four new Amulets. The Mask of Darkness DLC traps Sargon inside the Mind Palace of Radjen, an assassin from the Immortals. The App Store listing says it brings a whole new storyline, three new biomes, a new main villain, three new bosses, three new Amulets, and five new enemy types.
Ubisoft says the mobile perks also carry over: 60fps, controller or touch play, full remapping, and assists such as auto-potion, auto-parry and slow time, along with every accessibility feature.
iPhones and iPads require iOS or iPadOS 16.4 and an A12 Bionic chip or later. Macs require macOS 13 and an M1 chip or later, so Intel Macs are out. Vision Pro requires visionOS 1.0, and the download is up to 6.8GB. Apple TV isn’t on the game’s listing.
Apple Arcade costs $6.99 a month in the US with a one-month free trial, and Apple says one subscription covers a family of up to six. There are no ads or in-app purchases. In the UAE, Apple’s site listed standalone Arcade at AED 27.99 a month when Tbreak reported on Apple folding Arcade into iCloud+ in September. That price may have changed since.
The Lost Crown first launched on 18 January 2024, and Mobi.gg says it reached Android and iOS on 14 April 2025. Apple’s newsroom post lists it as one of four games joining Arcade on 3 December, alongside LEGO DUPLO Playtime, Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted and solitaire(ish). In January, Ubisoft cancelled its separate Prince of Persia remake as part of a wider restructure.
Ubisoft hasn’t said whether the standalone App Store version will stay on sale once the Arcade edition arrives.
