Description

Prince of Persia: The Dagger of Time is a 60-minute VR escape room developed by Ubisoft Düsseldorf. It’s built for 2–4 players working together in the same physical space — each player in their own headset, but all present in the room.

The setup: you’re in the Fortress of Time. Kaileena, the Empress of Time, has summoned you to stop an evil Magi who’s stolen the Dagger of Time. Your job is to work through the fortress, solve puzzles, and reach the Hourglass Chamber before time runs out.

The mechanic that sets this apart is time manipulation. Players can slow time, stop it entirely, or rewind it — abilities that unlock new ways to solve environmental puzzles. You’ll climb, move objects, and coordinate actions across the team. One player might freeze time while another moves through a space that would otherwise be blocked. Communication matters — puzzles require all players to act in sequence.

This is social VR built for co-located groups. It’s designed for escape room operators, family entertainment centers, and attractions looking for IP-driven content that pulls in repeat customers. The Prince of Persia IP carries name recognition, but you don’t need to know the franchise to play. It’s accessible to ages 10+ and works for mixed-skill groups.

Prince of Persia: The Dagger of Time runs on PCVR — PICO 4, Quest, or VIVE Focus headsets. Space requirement is 3×3 meters minimum per player. For a 4-player session, you’re looking at 6×6 meters. It’s software-only; you bring the headsets and tracking setup.

This is one of the more polished examples of location-based VR escape rooms. Ubisoft built it specifically for the LBE market, not a port from consumer VR. The production quality shows — voice acting, environmental detail, and puzzle design are all operator-grade. If you’re running an escape room venue or a cultural attraction looking for a family-friendly IP experience that isn’t a shooter, this is worth evaluating.

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