The last Blue Prince secret? Sharp political commentary

The last Blue Prince secret? Sharp political commentary

In Blue Prince, you never see another person. There are no weapons, per se. You interact with the world only through your note-taking ability and your wits. It is, quintessentially, a puzzle game.  And playing Blue Prince like it is just a puzzle game will get you to the credits. But that’s not the whole story. Hidden after the credits and between the puzzles is a timely political warning. Throughout the game, as you stumble across letters and b…

Blue Prince Review — 'Darkly compelling' — Empire Magazine

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC Simon inherited a 45-room mansion from his late uncle, but in a twist deserving of a Brewster's Millions sequel, only gets to keep it if he finds a hidden 46th room. There's more to claiming his inheritance than just finding a way through a maze-like building, though. Forbidden from spending a night in the property, Simon returns each morning to continue his search for the elusive room, finding the entire buil…

So I Tried… Blue Prince

Each edition of So I Tried… I will try a game that I have never played before. Will I find something new to love? Will I find something new to despise? I'll take a full half hour, no matter how bad it gets or how badly I do, to see if this is the game for me. This time around, I went with the recently released puzzler, Blue Prince. What I thought it was After hearing about the game being a day-one release on PlayStation Plus Extra last month, I …