The third part of a good reboot of the classic platformer.
This time... There is essentially nothing new waiting for us. Again a military conflict, again enemies and acrobatic stunts to effectively destroy them. And also traps. Different sizes, designs, complexity, but, of course, with one purpose.
All this usual diversity is diluted by a significant change in the gameplay - the split personality of the prince, which leads to a literal split. This second alter ego has its own weapons, physics and mechanics, which you will have to get used to. However, this adds a certain amount of unusualness, preventing it from getting boring quickly.
The plot itself is rather average, but with a considerable share of dynamics, it is perceived well. This is greatly facilitated by the prettier picture.