While the main attractions of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage are its likable characters and compelling narrative, the game offers more than just that. Its gameplay may not be groundbreaking, but it keeps players engaged by incorporating a few puzzles along the way.
One such puzzle is the Blue Spruce Bar Gate Padlock puzzle, which players will encounter in Scene 24 — the second-to-last scene in Tape 1. For those unsure about what the combination might be, here’s how to open the Blue Spruce Bar Gate padlock in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage.
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While preparing for the concert at the Blue Spruce Bar, your progress will be blocked by a gate secured with a padlock. You won’t be able to move forward unless you find a way to unlock it. Although there is a payphone nearby — hinted at through dialogue as the game’s suggested solution — there is actually a much better alternative.
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How to Find the Blue Spruce Bar Gate Padlock Combination in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
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.
Your next task is to flip the pager and interact with the paper slip. Then, flip the paper clip, and the padlock combination code will be revealed.
Padlock Code
- Up – Right – Left – Up – Down
Now that you have the code, head back to the gate, enter the combination, and voila — your path will be clear, allowing you to move forward.
This won’t be the only puzzle you’ll encounter in this scene; there’s another one waiting for you. That said, it’s fairly simple, so from here on out, it should be smooth sailing to the credits screen.
Mystery
Adventure
Narrative
- Released
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February 18, 2025
- OpenCritic Rating
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Strong