Don't Nod's plans have changed: the full release of dramatic game Lost Records: Bloom & Rage has been pushed back to April

Don't Nod Studios has announced a change in plans to release the dramatic game Lost Records: Bloom Rage, which looks a lot like their other hit adventure game, Life is Strange.

Here's What We Know

Lost Records: Bloom Rage, as we know, will be divided into two parts: separately "Bloom" and separately "Rage".

The first "cassette" will be released on the 18th of February, but the release of the second one has been postponed from the 18th of March to the 15th of April.

This was announced by the French developer on its website:

We want to give the team the necessary time to refine the gameplay, fix bugs and improve the narrative for a truly immersive continuing journey. This extra time is necessary to ensure players get the experience they deserve. We are confident that this delay will allow us to provide you with a richer experience and we look forward to fully living the journey of Swann, Nora, Autumn and Kat.

In addition, the developer has announced that Lost Records: Bloom Rage will retail for $/(€) 39.99 with a 10% launch discount. This price includes both parts of the game, however, the second part will be available as a free update after release.

As a reminder, the events of Lost Records will unfold in two timelines - the 80s and the present day. In the centre of attention will be a group of girls, who in their childhood had a mysterious event, after which they swore never to meet each other again, but in adulthood are forced to come together to solve the mystery of the past.

Lost Records: Bloom Rage will be available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series.

Source: Don't Nod