It's been 27 years since Swann first stumbled onto the girls
It's been 10 years since I first stumbled onto the Episode 1 of Life is Strange. I was very touched by Max's story back then, but this one... man, this one is special.
Maybe, MAYBE! Lost Records is not the most heartbreaking thing in the world. But it certainly felt like one.
What started as an intriguing mystery ended up giving me what others may only dream of providing - a most genuine view of another person's life. It wrecked me beyond repair.
I am without a doubt still unpacking what this game actually made me feel. It's like uncovering an entirely new emotion. A new dimension.

And don't even get me started on the technicalities...
If you invest yourself into this story, the authors really know how to make your experience more meaningful. Wherever you look there are always some carefully placed details that expand your perception of the narrative. The team continue to invent more and more clever and impactful ways to interact with the game. The writing is vibrant and profound. You are surrounded by real people with layers upon layers and beautiful internal contradictions. Dialog and overall interactive systems are so refined and more complex than anywhere else, perfectly reflecting our protagonist's internal world.
and Camcorder is a genius touch and the heart of all of this. Perfection.

I'm not closely familiar with the games from Don't Nod, nor did I engage with a promo materials for this game, so I listened to the suggestion of my good friend and stepped into a wild unknown.

I think the game goes far beyond similar titles. The attention to detail is insane: the characters, scenery, music, and interactivity offer a great amount of story to perceive and to tell.

The characters seem so real and interesting that you could picture them in your life. The dialogues, from soothing to intense, will literally make you experience your thoughts running out of time. Every object in the game feels genuinely tactile. I could continue listing my experiences, but I think the most important one is that all these details are made coherent by the artistic vision of its creators. You can see the intent in every one of them, which makes this game so immersive - far more than just a sum of its parts.

In other words, Lost Records wants you to feel it all, make it yours, and hopefully, take it with you.

I spent hours talking about the game, at some point my friend said, "Soon we'll be discussing it longer than we played it." I'm telling you, we are so far past that point in time... I hope this game will click with you too, and you'll remember it, as it definitely deserves.

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