Fans of the Prince of Persia series waited patiently for a series revival, and it has finally arrived. The long-awaited platformer brings plenty of excellent combat, but if you're a completionist, you should read on to learn how to get Xerxes in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.
Fans of the classic games and newcomers alike will find plenty to enjoy in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Time manipulation brings plenty of depth to the platforming, and the backgrounds can be truly breath-taking. Combat mechanics have also been revisited to suit our modern expectations.
We've got plenty of Lost Crown guides waiting for you. Learn how to find Wak-Wak trees, and find out if the game is coming to PS4 or its competitor, the Xbox One.
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+ 2How to get Xerxes in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
Xerxes are one of three currencies in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. They're a bit like Time Crystals in that you can find them by exploring levels thoroughly, but are much less common.
Exploration isn't the only way to find Xerxes, however. When you've reached The Haven at the base of Mount Qaf, a trader can be found. This old lady (known as 'The Mage') sells several items, with one Xerxes exchanged for 200 Time Crystals.
Other traders may be found selling Xerxes in future, and this guide will be updated if and when that becomes the case.
click to enlarge + 2What can Xerxes be spent on?
We're currently not sure what Xerxes can be spent on, as our time with Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was limited to a playtest. Their high buying price means they're almost certainly worth collecting, however.
Time travel is a large part of the game, and this 'old currency' may prove appealing to other vendors. It's entirely possible that players will meet Xerxes himself, a Persian ruler who could feasibly become a collector of these coins that share his name and likeness.
That's all we can tell you about Xerxes in Prince of Persia. For more, read up on the game's system requirements and pre-order bonuses, or find out how to use amulets.
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