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.

Instead of interacting with the payphone, look to your right and notice a red bike with a pouch attached to its back. The bike belongs to Dylan, who works at the Blue Spruce Bar. Interact with the pouch and pick up the pager; this is where you will find the padlock combination.

Bloom & Rage that breaks my heart. It's a summer morning in 1995. Swann Holloway, the game's 16-year-old heroine, is looking for her local video store's copy of The Dark Crystal. She's located the rental's white plastic clamshell case,

Bloom & Rage's fourth chapter, Welcome To Velvet Cove, is another short introductory chapter that gives us a bit more insight into who Swann is. After leaving her room in 1995, we follow her as she walks through the forest to return her rental video to the Movie Palace.

There are plenty of collectibles to search for in Tape 1 of Lost Records, and some of them are tricky, but we'll guide you through finding all of them.

Bloom & Rage creative director Michel Koch talks 1990s nostalgia, 2020s reality, and the many inspirations behind the upcoming game.

There are only a handful of puzzles in Tape 1 of the indie narrative adventure Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, and one in particular may pique players' interests. It's not a particularly difficult puzzle,