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Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince (2022)

Castle Pixel, LLC.

Android · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S · iOS

3.53 from 15 ratings

112 members have it in their collection · 65 backlogged · 23 wish listed

How long? · with extras 10h · 100% 22h (from 3 logged playthroughs)

The Minotaur King has returned...and it's all your fault! Lily's back for a new "classic" action-adventure set hundreds of years after The Sleeping King! Grandpa’s latest tale takes you on a journey through haunted forests, pirate shores, and other mysterious lands across a vast open-world! Charming towns, terrible enemies, tricky puzzles, and powerful weapons await you. Enjoy a “story within … Read more
The Minotaur King has returned...and it's all your fault! Lily's back for a new "classic" action-adventure set hundreds of years after The Sleeping King! Grandpa’s latest tale takes you on a journey through haunted forests, pirate shores, and other mysterious lands across a vast open-world! Charming towns, terrible enemies, tricky puzzles, and powerful weapons await you. Enjoy a “story within a story” as Grandpa narrates exciting moments throughout Lily’s incredible adventure. Will you help Lily defeat the Minotaur King and save her brother? Read less
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Details

Developers
Castle Pixel, LLC.
Publishers
Playtonic Friends
Genres
Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Action, Fantasy, Open world
Series
Blossom Tales
Event
Limited Run Games Showcase 2022
Steam
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Release dates

  • Aug 16, 2022 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Oct 04, 2023 (Worldwide) Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
  • Sep 19, 2024 (Worldwide) Android
  • Sep 25, 2024 (Worldwide) iOS
  • TBD (Worldwide) iOS
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Rating distribution

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Community All Reviews Statuses

gedrickdelfuego

Status gedrickdelfuego Jul 25, 2024

Loved the first game and being about 75% (I guess) of the way through the sequel, I can safely say this series is a good time. I only have one gripe at this moment, regarding the sequel - there are way too many treasure chests full of.. coins. Nothing is more deflating than making your way through a puzzle or …

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Loved the first game and being about 75% (I guess) of the way through the sequel, I can safely say this series is a good time. I only have one gripe at this moment, regarding the sequel - there are way too many treasure chests full of.. coins. Nothing is more deflating than making your way through a puzzle or finally figuring out how to get to a cave in a strange location on the map, only to beat up a hundred bad guys and solve a bunch of puzzles to get 5 treasure chests all filled with coins.

I have over 4,000 coins right now and every time I run into a store or find a new vendor I can clean them out completely and it barely makes a dent in my stockpile! I am holding out on some very expensive items near the tail-end of the game so I can finally say that all this grass-cutting was worth it!

Still, it's a fun game and searching out all the collectibles is a ton of fun, and for that I award this game 5 chocolate covered Minotaurs.

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TheBeautifulEric

Status TheBeautifulEric Jan 10, 2024 Completed

Overall, I found this game to be a bit better than the first game. I really like the narrative of the grandpa telling his grandchildren stories. It's a good way to make a ton of adventures that have independent stories. As for the gameplay, this game takes even more things from more Zelda games: rolling, item crafting, bottle hunting, and …

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Overall, I found this game to be a bit better than the first game. I really like the narrative of the grandpa telling his grandchildren stories. It's a good way to make a ton of adventures that have independent stories. As for the gameplay, this game takes even more things from more Zelda games: rolling, item crafting, bottle hunting, and sword skills. The trading and the side quests does a better job at encouraging players to explore and engage in things outside of combat. Both of these games scratch the itch for a 2D Zelda game. I do wish this game let you set manual map markers. There's a ton of things to keep track of in the overworld, but there's no way to track them all. Also, I wish there was more of a use for currency. Money becomes literally useless after awhile.

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