Passpartout 2 Unveils Street Art Adventure in Phoenix

Flamebait Games' Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist has officially launched, and it's even better than its predecessor, Passpartout: The Starving Artist. Rejoin Passpartout, the struggling French artist, on his latest adventure.

Passpartout 2: A Creative Comeback

After achieving fleeting fame, Passpartout finds himself at rock bottom, creatively blocked and financially destitute. He's forced to rent his art supplies, penniless and without a home. This leads him to the drab seaside town of Phénix, a place brimming with potential and residents yearning for color. Passpartout, naturally, is the one to bring vibrancy back to this quaint, dollhouse-like town.

Passpartout 2 lets you explore Phénix, painting it to your liking. Complete various missions, from designing custom patterns for clothing, cars, and posters to creating advertisements for local businesses like Steve's restaurant.

The game features a colorful cast of characters. Benjamin, a helpful friend who runs an art shop, provides Passpartout with essential supplies. Other Phénix residents commission artwork, breathing life back into their homes and lives.

Check out the trailer below:

Rediscover Your Artistic Flair

Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist offers numerous tasks that reward you with cash, unlock new areas to explore, and provide access to new palettes, tools, and unique items like crayons and heart-shaped canvases. The ultimate goal? Regain artistic recognition by conquering the Museum of the Masters.

Unleash your inner artist! Download Passpartout 2 from the Google Play Store. And for more gaming news, check out our coverage of Summer Sports Mania, launching soon ahead of the 2024 Olympics.