Prince of Persia 2009

Prince of Persia 2008

Text & Screenshots by Dr. Hugh

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© December 2008 Bert Jamin (www.gamesover.com)
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City Gate

City Gate - Light Seeds

Level 6
CITY OF LIGHT

Sublevel 1
CITY GATE

At the junction between Temple and the City Gate take a left and notice a slope in front of you.

The slope in front of you

Slide down and jump at the next ledge.

Jump and slide down

Jump to the next ledge

Hang from the edge

Pull up. Jump to the higher ledge. There are two more slopes in front of you.

Pull up and notice two slopes in front of this ledge

Jump and slide from the first ledge.

Jump and slide

At the end of your ride jump to the second slope.

Jump at the end of the slope

At the end of this ride jump to a stable ledge and hang from the edge.

Jump and hang from the edge

Pull up and look up. Use two rings on the wall to reach a higher ledge.

Make your way up past two rings

On this ledge you will hear a terrible growling! The next ledge is also sloping.

On top of the ledge

Jump, slide and at the end move up to the opposite wall.

After sliding and jumping up hang from the ledge

Pull up and notice you can enter through two openings to the next room.

This is a Checkpoint where you can make a Savegame.

To the next room

Enter the next room for the start of a small conversation.

Elika: This devastation is more than the work of Corruption.
Prince: Why do I get the feeling if Corruption didn’t do this, something worse did?
Elika: In the last battle with Ahriman, the City was given to the Warrior. I think this could be his work.
Prince: Aw, I’m really starting to feel all this in my shoulders... you couldn’t give me a backrub could you?
Elika: That’ right, I couldn’t.
Prince: Princess, you know, I wish some more good guys would turn up. This place is crazier than a boat shop in a desert town.

Look away from the entrance and notice two successive slopes going down.

Two slopes ending by a higher ledge

Slide down and jump from one to the other until you reach the ledge.

Jump and slide from the first slope

Slide from the second slope

Jump off the slope up to the ledge

Pull up and see the Warrior down on the Corrupted Fertile Ground under a blue light beam.
Prince: Let me guess, he’s standing on the Fertile Ground.

Yes

Prince: If the thing’s just standing there, shouldn’t we go somewhere else?
Elika: The Corrupted will try to stop us wherever we go. There won’t be easy answers.
Prince: Well, if we have to face him, let’s get it over with. Does this Warrior have any weaknesses?
Elika: The writings say he was a King. He asked Ahriman for help and in return for the King’s Soul Ahriman gave him the strength to fight the armies that threatened him.
Prince: I said weaknesses.
Elika: No, no mention of weaknesses.
Prince: You had to pick this Religion? You couldn’t have picked one where all the evil Creatures were I don’t know... slightly angry sheep? If the Warrior wanted his enemies killed why’s he ended up here?
Elika: Ahriman twists people’s desires. The King asked for the Power to save his people. Ahriman gave him that and in return made an instrument of war for himself.
Prince: Is there anything we can use with the Warrior against Ahriman?
Elika: Ahriman kept his promise. The King’s people were left by Ahriman’s forces, but they are still gone, vanished into history.

There is a slope in front of you leading right to a ledge. Look up and also notice a gigantic black instable Stalactite hanging from the roof.

The slope

The Stalactite

Jump and slide from the slope and the stalactite will drop down. The Prince and Elika will jump to a ledge on the right side.

Jump and slide and the Stalactite will loosen and drop down

Jump to the right ledge

Climb up the vines on the wall and vault up to the top.

Use the vines to climb up to the top

Wall run past the vines to the opposite ledge. Once reaching the vines the place is partly coming down.

Reach the opposite ledge

Jump to the column and then to the ledge.

From the column to the ledge

Jump to the next column and to the second.

Jump to the next two columns

Slide down from the second column and jump backwards to the ledge.

From the lower part of the column to the ledge

Now all you still have to do is jump to the Ground and meet the Warrior face to face.

Time to jump to the Ground!

Greet the Warrior!

Die with Honor!

This kind of Boss can’t be harmed with swords or Magic. You must push him from the Ground. Lure him close to an edge (he’s very slow), stab him 4-5 times (blue) to get him there and then repeatedly press the shown color (usually blue) like hell to push him from the edge where he is balancing.

Lure him near an edge

Keep pressing blue

Push him from the edge

The Brute has fallen from the edge into the Abyss.

Prince: That was scary...

...Why were you trying to talk to that thing?

Elika: He’s a man, not a thing.
Prince: If he was a man, he’s not anymore.
Elika: What he did, he did for honor. We should try and use that.
Prince: You don’t want to use the Warriors “Honor”, you think he can be saved. Just because someone has a crown doesn’t make him Noble... no offence.
Elika: He sacrificed his life for his people.
Prince: He did it so people would talk about his sacrifice.
Elika: You are such a cynic.
Prince: Not cynical, realistic. You really people do things that aren’t for themselves?
Elika: Some people didn’t take Ahriman’s offer, they chose to fight.
Prince: Might not have been gold, but they still chose what was best for them! I bet they thought they’d get something in the afterlife.
Elika: So, why are you doing this? There’s no gold here.
Prince: Just because I don’t want Ahriman to win, doesn’t mean I care about Ormazd.
Elika: You chose to stay because of who you are because you’re good.
Prince: I’m not you. I don’t want to live here so other people who don’t care can live out their miserable lives. The Gods, the people that died here, they did what they did because they chose to. Because they thought there was something in it for them. If the Warrior’s people are gone, why does he stay with Ahriman?
Elika: The Corrupted have no choice, Ahriman takes their Soul.
Prince: If all the Corrupted lose their souls, themselves … why have they got separate names? City Gate, huh? You could’ve just put a gate on the cave, but then that wouldn’t have been so showy.