The game follows the story of Prince Dastan, a young prince of Persia, who is framed for the murder of the King of Persia. The prince teams up with a street urchin named Tamina to clear his name and prevent the Sands of Time from being released, which could destroy the world.
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If you were wandering the digital wilds of the internet around 2010–2011, chances are you stumbled across a slightly grainy, 700MB DVDRip of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. For many of us, that was the first time we saw Jake Gyllenhaal parkour across rooftops with a dagger that could turn back time. Prince of Persia The Sands of Time -2010- DVDRi...
Now, over a decade later, let’s rewind (pun intended) and ask: Was the Disney–Jerry Bruckheimer adaptation of the beloved video game franchise actually good? And what’s it like watching that old DVDRip today?
Set in the mystical lands of Persia, the story follows Dastan (Jake Gyllenhaal), a street urchin who is adopted by the King after showing incredible bravery. Years later, Dastan is framed for the murder of his adoptive father and forced to go on the run. The game follows the story of Prince Dastan,
He joins forces with Princess Tamina (Gemma Arterton), the guardian of a sacred dagger. Together, they must protect the Dagger of Time—a magical artifact that allows its wielder to turn back time—from falling into the hands of the villainous nobleman Nizam (Ben Kingsley), who plans to use it to destroy the world and rewrite history.
A DVDRip is an unofficial digital video file created by ripping content from a commercial DVD. Unlike a telesync (recorded in a cinema) or a CAM (handheld camera recording), a DVDRip uses the actual DVD source, resulting in: The DVD/Blu-ray (which the DVDRip was sourced from)
The gameplay revolves around platforming, puzzle-solving, and combat. A unique mechanic of the game is the dagger that reverses time, allowing the player to correct mistakes made in the last few seconds. This mechanic adds a fascinating twist to the gameplay, requiring players to use it strategically.
Skip the outdated DVDRip and enjoy a proper transfer. As of 2026:
The DVD/Blu-ray (which the DVDRip was sourced from) is still available second-hand. Special features include deleted scenes, an alternate ending, and a feature on the history of the Prince of Persia game franchise.