Fans of the Prince of Persia franchise have reason to be excited, as The Rogue Prince of Persia a new roguelike take on the beloved series has officially been rated by the Australian Classification Board for release on multiple consoles. This is a strong indication that the game’s full launch is just around the corner.
Official Rating Confirms Console Versions
On June 27, 2025, The Rogue Prince of Persia received an “M” rating in Australia, marking it suitable for players aged 15 and up. Notably, the rating covers PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms, confirming that the game will be available beyond just PC.
While Ubisoft has yet to publicly announce the console release dates, this official classification typically precedes launch announcements, meaning fans can likely expect further details soon.
A Roguelite Reinvention by Dead Cells Devs
Developed by Evil Empire, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Dead Cells, The Rogue Prince of Persia reimagines the classic action-adventure formula with a 2D roguelite twist. Players can expect acrobatic combat, procedurally generated levels, and a fresh, fast-paced experience that combines the parkour roots of the series with modern roguelike elements.
The game has been in early access on PC since May 2024, where it has garnered positive feedback for its fluid gameplay and challenging design. The full release is scheduled for August 2025, and the recent Australian rating strongly suggests console versions will launch alongside or shortly after.
What This Means for Fans
For longtime Prince of Persia fans, The Rogue Prince of Persia offers a new way to experience the franchise’s hallmark agility and combat with a fresh twist. The move to consoles expands accessibility to a wider audience, making it easier than ever to dive into the game’s rogue-inspired challenges.
With the full release approaching and more announcements expected soon, players should keep an eye out for official Ubisoft news on console launch dates and features.
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