Flamebait Games has just released Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist, a sequel that promises to surpass its predecessor, Passpartout: The Starving Artist. If you enjoyed the original, prepare to dive even deeper into the life of the French artist, Passpartout, and see how his story unfolds.

Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist With An Aim

In this sequel, Passpartout finds himself at rock bottom once again, plagued by a severe creative block. With no money to buy even basic art supplies like brushes and paint, he resorts to renting them. Struggling and homeless, he embarks on a journey to the town of Phénix—a quaint, puppet-like seaside town that desperately needs color and vibrancy. Enter Passpartout, ready to take on the challenge and revive his artistic flair.

Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist allows you to explore and paint this charming town as you see fit. The game features numerous dollhouse-like buildings and offers a variety of missions. You can design custom patterns for shirts, cars, and posters, or create an advertisement for Steve’s restaurant.

Aside from the protagonist, the game introduces several intriguing characters. You'll meet Benjamin, a friend who runs an art shop and provides you with free canvases and tools to kickstart your journey. Other residents of Phénix will hire you to add color and life to their homes.

Curious about what the game looks like? Check out the trailer for Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist below:

Will You Art It Out?

The game offers a plethora of tasks that not only earn you money but also unlock new areas to explore and various artistic tools like new palettes, crayons, and heart-shaped canvases. Your ultimate goal is to regain your standing in the art world by conquering the prestigious Museum of the Masters.

If you're eager to unleash your inner artist, you can download Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist from the Google Play Store. And don't forget to check out our other news, such as the exciting launch of Summer Sports Mania just ahead of the upcoming Olympics 2024.