The Book of Unwritten Tales 2
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The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is a point-and-click fantasy adventure from KING Art, the studio behind The Book of Unwritten Tales, The Critter Chronicles, and The Raven – Legacy of a Master Thief. Released in 2015, the sequel returns to the same comedic universe and puts you back in charge of four playable characters — Wilbur, Nate, Ivo, and Critter — across a story that runs roughly 20 hours of pointing and clicking. If you enjoy adventure games that reward curiosity and laugh at their own genre, this one belongs on your list.
Below you'll find the full download table, the technical specifications, what the game actually offers, and where the tradeoffs sit, so you can decide before you commit to the download.
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NAME |
The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 |
LANGUAGE |
Multi |
RELEASE |
2015 |
GENRE |
Adventure |
Technical Specifications
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Version | CUSA02025 (EUR) / CUSA02030 (USA) — 2015 release build |
| File Size | Not listed in the source; expect a multi-gigabyte package (estimate, unconfirmed) |
| Operating System | Windows / Mac |
| Category | Adventure (point-and-click) |
| License | Free |
| Developer | KING Art (publisher details not specified in source) |
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What The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Actually Is
This is a classic inventory-driven adventure game. You walk your character through hand-crafted scenes, click on objects, collect items, combine them in your inventory, and talk to other characters to move the plot forward. Puzzles are the engine of the whole experience, and KING Art built hundreds of them into this sequel — described in the source material as "weird, yet oddly logical," which is a fair summary of the studio's design philosophy. Solutions tend to make sense in hindsight rather than immediately, so expect to sit with a puzzle for a while before the answer clicks.
The game leans hard into parody. The trademark BoUT humor spoofs The Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Discworld, The Hobbit, and World of Warcraft, among others. If you know those properties, the jokes land faster. If you don't, the game still works as a fantasy adventure, but you'll miss a layer of the comedy.
Key Features
- Over 20 hours of point-and-click gameplay across a full fantasy story arc.
- Four playable characters — Wilbur, Nate, Ivo, and Critter — with the series' established Multi-Character-Gameplay system, where you switch between protagonists to solve problems that a single character can't handle alone.
- Hundreds of puzzles built around item combination, dialogue, and environmental interaction.
- Comedy writing that parodies major fantasy franchises, from LotR to WoW.
- Projection Mapping technology that blends 2D and 3D art styles, giving the environments a distinctive layered look.
- An epic soundtrack that carries classic compositions from the first game alongside new material.
- A mix of returning and brand-new characters, so newcomers and veterans of the original both have something to latch onto.
- Multi-language support — voice tracks in English and German, with menus and subtitles in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Korean.
Story and Tone
The sequel picks up in the same world as the original game and its spin-off, The Critter Chronicles. KING Art frames it as a new adventure rather than a direct continuation, which means you can start here without having finished the first game — though you'll get more out of the running jokes if you have. The writing stays light, the characters stay quirky, and the game never takes itself seriously. That tone is the point: this is comfort-food adventure gaming, not a grim narrative.
If you like this style of story-driven puzzle game, the Atlantis: The Lost Tales release on this site follows a similar classic-adventure template, and the Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book DX page covers a different flavor of item-crafting gameplay if you want something with more systems underneath.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Long campaign — roughly 20 hours — which is generous for the genre.
- Consistent, well-executed humor that rewards fans of fantasy fiction.
- Four-character switching adds variety and keeps puzzles from feeling one-note.
- Distinctive art direction that mixes 2D and 3D rendering.
- Broad subtitle support across six languages.
Cons
- Puzzle logic can be obtuse; the "oddly logical" design means some solutions are hard to reason out without trial and error.
- The parody-heavy humor depends on familiarity with the source material — it won't land the same for everyone.
- Point-and-click pacing is slow by modern standards; this is not an action game.
- The source listing doesn't specify file size or system requirements, so you'll want to confirm those before downloading.
Who This Is For
You'll get the most out of The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 if you grew up on classic adventure games, enjoy comedic fantasy writing, and don't mind spending real time on a puzzle before it breaks open. It's a poor fit if you want fast feedback loops, combat, or a serious tone. Parents looking for a lighthearted fantasy title will find the content broadly family-friendly in style, though the humor includes references aimed at adults.
Version Freshness and Download Notes
The listings on this page correspond to the 2015 release builds: CUSA02025 for the EUR region and CUSA02030 for the USA region. Three separate download sets are provided below — two EUR builds from different uploaders and one USA build — so you can pick the region that matches your setup. Each entry lists its own password and language configuration, and you should read that block before you start the download, because the passwords differ between uploaders.
Language details vary slightly by build. The two EUR entries list voice tracks in English and German with menus and subtitles in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Korean. The USA entry lists English with "vv" noted in the source. Check the specific block you use so there are no surprises after extraction.
No malware-scanning results, checksums, or publisher verification details are included in the source material, so this page makes no claims about them. Verify archives with your own tools after downloading, and use the password listed in each block — the archives are password-protected and won't extract without it.
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