Flamebait Games has just released the much-anticipated sequel, *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist*. If you enjoyed the original *Passpartout: The Starving Artist*, you'll find this installment even more engaging. Once again, you step into the shoes of the French artist, Passpartout, and embark on a new journey.
Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist With An Aim
After reaching the pinnacle of fame in *The Starving Artist*, Passpartout finds himself battling a severe case of creative block. Struggling financially, he can't even afford his own brushes and paint, forcing him to rent them. Penniless and homeless, he journeys to the town of Phénix—a quaint, colorless seaside puppet town brimming with potential and residents eager for a splash of color. It's up to Passpartout to reignite his artistic flair and breathe life into the town.
In *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist*, you have the freedom to explore Phénix and paint it according to your vision. The game features numerous dollhouse-like buildings and a variety of missions. You can create custom designs for shirts, cars, and posters, or even craft an advertisement for Steve's restaurant.
The game introduces several intriguing characters, including Benjamin, a friend who owns an art shop and generously provides you with free canvases and tools. You'll also encounter other townsfolk from Phénix who commission you to add vibrancy to their homes and lives.
Curious about what *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist* has to offer? Check out the trailer below:
Will You Art It Out?
*Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist* offers a plethora of tasks that not only earn you money but also unlock new areas to explore and various artistic tools, including new palettes, crayons, and heart-shaped canvases. The ultimate challenge is to reclaim your status in the art world by conquering the Museum of the Masters.
If you're ready to unleash your inner artist, download *Passpartout 2* from the Google Play Store. And don't forget to check out our other news, including the exciting launch of *Summer Sports Mania* just ahead of the upcoming Olympics 2024.
