<ul><li>Lost Records: Bloom & Rage's second episode 'Rage' feels rushed, serving as a conclusion rather than a standalone offering.</li><li>The episode focuses on tying together past choices and narratives, leading to varied outcomes for the characters.</li><li>Revelations about the characters and their relationships surface, providing depth and context to the story.</li><li>The conclusion of the game may feel abrupt, with a lack of closure in the supernatural storyline.</li><li>The narrative hints at potential for a sequel, leaving some questions unanswered for future exploration.</li><li>Lost Records explores themes of memory, loss, and the passage of time through heartfelt human connections.</li><li>The game uses '90s nostalgia tactfully to evoke emotions and illustrate the significance of reminiscing.</li><li>Memories are portrayed as enduring, even as people and moments fade away with time.</li><li>Lost Records presents reminiscing as a bittersweet but valuable process, acknowledging the pain and importance of preserving memories.</li><li>Don't Nod's Lost Records highlights the poignant nature of human connections and the inevitability of memories fading over time.</li></ul>

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage: The Kotaku Review

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