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I’m really excited to see we’re at a point where the 1990s are the new nostalgia-bait.

Making home movies is such a cool twist on Don’t Nod’s traditional adventure game mechanics.

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I don’t mind taking that bait one bit, and Lost Records leans way into it.

It’s this detail that has me especially excited for Lost Records.

With the camcorder, players jump into first-person and record Swann’s life with few limitations.

Bloom and Rage isn’t a good band, but that’s the point; the girls are finding themselves.

The grainy filter that ends up over each finished project is like a time machine for my eyes.

It’s idyllic, but because this is Don’t Nod, you know it’s to be short-lived.

Back at their garage hangout, the girls are engrossed with what Swann’s created.

What was on the footage isn’t revealed in the demo, but it seemed to shock the girls.

I can’t wait to play more of Lost Records.

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