Explore Phénix Streets in Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist!

Flamebait Games has just released *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist*, and if you enjoyed the original *Passpartout: The Starving Artist*, you're in for a treat. This sequel dives deeper into the life of the French artist, Passpartout, with an even richer and more engaging narrative.

Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist With An Aim

After reaching the pinnacle of fame in the first game, Passpartout finds himself battling a severe creative block, leaving him penniless and unable to afford even basic art supplies. This struggle leads him to the quaint, yet colorless town of Phénix, a seaside puppet town yearning for vibrancy. It's here that Passpartout embarks on a mission to restore color and life to the town, using his artistic talents to climb back to success.

In *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist*, players have the freedom to explore Phénix and paint the town in their unique style. The game features a variety of dollhouse-like buildings and numerous missions, from designing custom patterns for shirts, cars, and posters to creating an advertisement for Steve's restaurant.

The game introduces several intriguing characters alongside Passpartout. Benjamin, the owner of an art shop, is the first to aid Passpartout by providing free canvases and tools. Other residents of Phénix commission Passpartout to bring color and joy into their lives and homes.

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

Will You Art It Out?

*Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist* offers a plethora of tasks that not only earn you in-game currency but also unlock new areas to explore and new art supplies, such as crayons and heart-shaped canvases. Your ultimate goal is to make a comeback by impressing the Museum of the Masters.

If you're eager to unleash your inner artist, download *Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist* from the Google Play Store. And while you're at it, don't miss out on our other exciting news, including the launch of *Summer Sports Mania* just in time for the upcoming Olympics 2024.