Modern games rarely leave real secrets: the internet and players solve everything faster than the developers expected. Therefore, projects where creators do not reveal whether all the secrets have been solved are especially valuable. One of these games is Blue Prince from Dogubomb studio.
When asked in an interview whether there were any unsolved mysteries in the game, developer Tonda Ross replied that there were and, most likely, "there will always be secrets in the game. To keep the intrigue, I will probably never fully admit whether everything has been solved."
The only thing I can say is that the mysteries still remain. I'm not saying that these are necessarily things that can be definitively solved, but often intuitive answers can be found to them.
The developer believes that the desire of players to know everything will be eternal, and maintaining mysteries makes the game more attractive and motivates them to return again, even after weeks or months.
