Lost Records: Bloom & Rage proves that narrative adventures can still innovate
Don’t Nod was the first studio outside of Telltale to show that the narrative adventure genre had legs with the original Life is Strange. Now, many of the developers who worked on the first two Life is Strange games are back with a new game looking to push the genre forward yet again.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 review
More than any other follow up from Don't Nod or another studio, Lost Records: Bloom and Rage feels like a spiritual successor to Life is Strange. It's a supernatural, coming-of-age rebellion told through a camera.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage shows that life can get stranger
Don't Nod Montreal takes the Life is Strange formula to the next level with the first half of its next story.
DON’T NOD’s Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Part One “Bloom” Launches Today
DON'T NOD invites players on a nostalgic journey back to the 1990s with the release of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Part One "Bloom".
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Part One Review: Stranger than Fiction
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage values the youthful mindset and wasn’t afraid to stand out amongst the crowd. It’s admirable to take on such an important time in a person’s life, but the identities of these teenagers lose subtlety throughout the game,
Here's What The Reviews Are Saying About Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
"The first part of Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is a wonderfully sincere portrait of teenage girlhood. Don’t Nod has returned to, and evolved, a tried and true formula, and the result is a supernatural teen coming-of-age story that’ll spirit your heart away."
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 Review – Rocking in the 90s
Bloom & Rage Tape 1 nails the atmosphere and tone of the 1990s in the first half of their young adult drama. This is our review.
The Biggest Question Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 Leaves Players With
With the release of Tape 1 of Don't Nod's latest indie narrative adventure, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, players have been left with many questions to be answered by Tape 2. While
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