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Before Swann makes some of her greatest friends in her life, you’ll be exploring the Blockbuster-like Movie Palace inLost Records: Bloom & Rage, which has all manner of interesting objects to film. You’ll be surprised how much of a party venue Movie Palace is on the roof. Oh, how we miss Blockbuster…
All Movie Palace Memoirs to Find
There are five objects to find at the Movie Palace, two are on the ground and three are on the roof of the business. They include the following:
Located to the right of the store near a white van and the phone, where you call Mom. Go up the side path, and you’ll see a clown likeIT’s Pennywisewho is holding red and blue balloons. Snap a video of it with your camera.
Party Table
Opposite the clown, you’ll see a ladder that lets you go up to the roof. To the left side, you’ll find chairs and a crate acting as a table. It seems like they were playingDungeons & Dragons. Film it.
Lethal Force 3 Movie Poster
Behind the party table on the roof, you’ll see a movie poster for Lethal Force 3 to the left taped onto a crate.
A Not So Comfy Couch
To the left of the party table on the roof, you’ll find a made-up couch with cushions, a STOP sign, a fan, a bong, and a camouflage covering. Film it.
Shop window
Go to the front of the store on the right side, and you’ll see a few movies being advertised, like The Legend of Momoing and Chaos Assault (sounds like aContra title) There’s also a Half Price Horror sign. Film it to get the last memoir.
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Other Collectibles to Find
If you manage to miss any collectibles in the Movie Palace, you can always return to each level, thanks to the collectible mode. It’s similar to howLife is Strange: Double Exposureworks.
Make sure not to overwrite your progress by picking the wrong option on the scene selection screen! Don’t pick Story Mode!
If you haven’t already, take a video of the Water Tower in this scene. This contributes to making a video of the landmark from different times of day. Additionally, there’s a bird you can film above the truck to the side of the Movie Palace. Above the truck, there’s a seagull you can film for your bird compilation. There are a total of 15 to find throughout the game.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
Rewind back to the 90s and live the defining summer of four high school girls as they forge bonds through their growing friendship, their punk band, and an unexplained event that will forever change their lives.A 27-YEAR PROMISENavigate between dual timelines and shape both narratives – in 1995 and 2022 – with each offering a piece of the larger puzzle: the life-changing secrets they uncovered back then and why they’re reuniting now, after all these years. Together, in this place, they’re forced to try and remember clearly the fateful memories that have eluded them for the past 27 years.CAPTURE & CONNECTConnect with your newfound sisterhood through lifelike interactions and conversations that feel real: engage in immersive dialogue that changes based on where you look and what you say; where you can do things like interrupt and ignore. Grab your camcorder and explore, filming Velvet Cove and capturing the essence of its people, places, and lush nature. Film just for the fun of it or try to find the dark secrets tucked away.GIRLS TO THE FRONTPlay as Swann and get to know your new friends, each with their own lives and battles. Come out of your shell and embrace rebellion over the summer as you form friendships with Nora, Autumn, and Kat. Through your actions and words, you’ll shape your relationships with each of them on your journey to self-discovery. Will your bond wither over the years or will it feel like you were barely separated at all?A NOSTALGIC DREAMSCAPEIn a picturesque corner of Michigan in 1995 lies the seemingly sleepy little town of Velvet Cove. Between dense woodlands and serene lakes, it’s a place where beauty meets the bizarre. Cloaked in a carefully crafted dreampop soundtrack that blends nostalgia and ethereal vibes, you’ll definitely find it all nice and relaxing…
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