Springtide Bloom

DON’T NOD is no stranger to narrative adventure titles with extensive dialogue systems, where your choices can affect the course of the story. While Lost Records: Bloom and Rage sees one playing through two timelines – Summer of 1995 and 2022 – and making decisions that affect each, the development team at DON’T NOD Montreal is going with a slightly different approach to its dialogue system.

DON’T NOD recently announced that Lost Records: Bloom and Rage, its next narrative adventure, would launch in late 2024. The new trailer showcased Swann, one of the main characters, and some locations in Velvet Core. Players go through the Summer of 1995 and 2022 when the core cast reunites, making decisions that shape both timelines.

Don't Nod has shared a fresh look at its next narrative adventure, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. Releasing for PS5 at the end of this year, it looks to capture the feel of the mid-1990s as four friends spend the summer break together in Velvet Cove. Check out the lo-fi trailer above for more context.

DON’T NOD has released a new trailer for Lost Records: Bloom & Rage dubbed “Lo-Fi Summer.”

Late last year, Life is Strange developer Don’t Nod revealed its next narrative adventure game with Lost Records: Bloom and Rage, and at the recent ID@Xbox showcase, we got another look at the title with a new trailer, revealing more details about its story, characters, and more.

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New Worldis bringing back Springtide Bloom next week. The event returns to get Aeternum all spring ready, with flowers all over and of course, the wasps that come with them.

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Spring has sprung in Aida, the vibrant world of Tower of Fantasy! To celebrate the season of renewal, the developers are hosting a special Spring Screenshot Contest with awesome rewards up for grabs. So grab your digital camera (or in-game equivalent) and get ready to capture the beauty of Aida in bloom!

Greetings, Adventurers!