From DontNod, the studio behind the Life Is Strange games, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage tells an original story in the familiar narrative adventure game format. This time, players follow a group of four teenagers who get to know each other in the mid-90s, while their adult selves reminisce from a local bar.
Over the course of the game, which is split into two tapes, you’ll get to know the girls and make some key decisions that can change the story drastically. To see everything in the game, you’ll need to play through it a few different times.
How Long It Takes To Beat Tape One
Tape One is the first part of the game, released separately from Tape Two. It is split into 25 different scenes, and can take anywhere from five to eight hours to beat.
The average completion time for an average playthrough of the story of How Long To Beat is seven hours. If you explore a little more and play around with making video clip memories, a single playthrough can take an hour or two longer.
If you want to see all of the different conversations and develop different relationships with each character to see how it affects the story, you’ll have to spend tens of hours playing Tape One multiple times.
You can see your current progression through the story by heading to the Scene Selection option in the main menu.
How Long To 100 Percent
The collectibles in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage are unique. Instead of finding and picking up items, you need to take short video clips of things around you or happening in the world. You can then put them together to make short compilations of memories.
If you want to find every video clip in the game, you’ll spend a couple of extra hours replaying some of the scenes. There are a couple of hundred to find in Tape One.
To make things easier, you can head back into each scene individually to find the remaining video clip collectibles without it affecting the choices of your playthrough.
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