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Welcome to Mt. Holly, where every dawn unveils a new mystery. Navigate through shifting corridors and ever-changing chambers in this genre-defying strategy puzzle adventure. But will your unpredictable path lead you to the rumored Room 46?

Blue Prince is a puzzle, exploration and mystery game developed by Dogubomb and published by Raw Fury.
Released on April 10th 2025 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 1,091 reviews of which 848 were positive and 243 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 26.99€ on Steam with a 10% discount, but you can find it for 20.89€ on Instant Gaming.

The Steam community has classified Blue Prince into these genres:

Puzzle Exploration Mystery Investigation Story Rich Singleplayer Adventure Indie First-Person Simulation Atmospheric 3D Escape Room Rogue-lite Level Editor Nonlinear Strategy Stylized Replay Value Rogue-like

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System requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10/11, 64-bits
Processor: i5-2300/Ryzen 3 1200
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060/AMD RX580
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 6 GB available space

User reviews & Ratings

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April 2025

This game is for a very particular type of person - someone who enjoys both puzzles AND rogue-likes. It's an unusual combination, and I think many of the negative reviews are from either puzzle fans who either don't like or aren't familiar with the way one progresses through a rogue-like game, or from rogue-like fans who find the switch to progressing through puzzles vs combat to be obtuse and frustrating. But if you're someone who actually likes both kinds of games, then you'll REALLY enjoy this, especially as a wonderfully novel and unique experience. The key to really enjoying the game, I think, is to remember that you progress through your own knowledge. Early on, you'll encounter a note suggesting that you might want to take notes. Please follow that advice. There are a huge number of subtle details that can provide a great deal of information and guidance, and which I'm sure the game would be much more frustrating if you either aren't pay enough attention to notice them, or if you're not writing them down so you forget them later when it turns out to be relevant. In particular, the player needs to learn the patterns of how certain rooms are drawn, and I don't just mean the obvious cases where the game spells out that taking a certain action will add a new room to your list of blueprints. There are patterns such as rooms that only appear on the west-most or east-most sides of the house, or the fact that a room, built for the day, will typically not appear as a blueprint option again. There are a huge number of patterns like this, and you need to learn them and use them to your advantage. Or else, yes, this will be a frustrating game. I think many players are treating the game as if the puzzles only exist INSIDE the rooms, but the truth is that most of the puzzles ARE the rooms - you need to puzzle out how to place the rooms to maximize the chances of getting the draws you need. Of course there are still randomized elements, but, to be quite honest, if you're here to leave a review about how you've been waiting for a particular room to show up for multiple hours, that's probably a sign that you're missing something important about how that blueprint is drawn, and are perhaps sabotaging your own efforts without realizing it.

April 2025

Incredible game that maybe (by design) doesn't do the best job at motivating the player on what they should be doing. It's been a long time since a game got me that "just one more run..." feeling. If you fixate on "beating" the game, I could see how the loop or RNG would be frustrating. However, I never once felt cheated by RNG in any run leading up to rolling credits. Instead, your goal for each run should be to gain as much knowledge about the world and its mechanics as possible. If you pay very close attention as you play, then every single run will be rewarded with exciting, new discoveries that you'll immediately want to jump back in to explore. I highly recommend having a notebook or using steam notes/screenshots while playing. If that's a turn-off for you, then absolutely don't get this game.

April 2025

Overhyped Thats how I would describe this game. Overall I think its a great game and I really enjoy it. I think it does a lot of things really well, and I always appreciate a game that thinks outside the box and gives us a unique gameplay experience, and Blue Prince really delivers on that front. A puzzle based roguelike/lite game. It has excellent ambience, the world building and lore is super interesting and slowly drip fed to the player as you discover more of the mansion. But the game feels like it fights itself at times. The overall RNG feels like it really hinders pacing and I think for the average player it's going to make them lose interest before "beating" the game. Having a lot of runs cut short based purely on bad RNG leading to multiple deadends or badly rotated rooms is deflating and doesn't give that "fun" gameplay loop you know from the roguelike genre. Which is a shame, because when you do have a "good" run, you spend over an hour exploring the mansion, finding new rooms, new lore, new puzzle hints and its very immersive. If you're a massive puzzle enjoyer, this game is likely right up your alley. But I think the average gamer will have a hard time staying engaged enough to find the 46th room. Still well worth playing for the unique experience, but I would recommend waiting for a sale.

April 2025

Ever play Betrayal at House on the Hill and love the part where you build the house out of modular tiles? Yeah, this is that but also Myst, in the best way possible. Play it.

April 2025

I'm mostly making this review because there are some really trite negative reviews. To the uninformed reviewer that said there isn't any 1440p, they are trolling. There is 1440p and to the vacuous reviewer that said that it doesn't restart when you run out of forward moving rooms, they should play the game longer because its a puzzle game... for a reason. All rooms have secrets and its baffling how you didnt realize that even 0.8 hours in. Its very fun btw. This is one of those, don't look up anything games. Just play.

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