Uncover the hidden depths of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage with this guide to its intriguing Easter egg phone numbers. Beyond Swann's camcorder footage lie secrets waiting to be discovered, even in the simplest of interactions. This guide reveals all the hidden numbers and their surprising outcomes.
During Tape 1, Scene 14 ("Phone a Friend"), you're given the chance to call Kat, Autumn, or Nora. But don't rush! This scene holds a hidden treasure trove of Easter egg phone numbers.
Currently, five Easter egg numbers have been discovered. Inputting the full number on Swann's phone unlocks unique audio responses. While these numbers don't unlock achievements, they add a fascinating layer to the game's narrative, with one potentially hinting at significant details about Kat's character.
| Phone Number | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Reset button | Repeatedly pressing the red Reset button intensifies the dial tone. |
| Any incorrect number | After five incorrect attempts, Kat's voice replaces the operator, stating, "The number you are trying to reach is unavailable." |
| 911 | Velvet Cove's local authorities answer. |
| 285-555-6714 (The Movie Palace) | The Movie Palace's automated message plays, detailing hours and movie return policies. The final sentence ominously repeats twice. |
Swann's response to these numbers remains consistent: "Whoopsie, must have entered the number wrong…" This dialogue loop continues until you input a friend's correct number, advancing the story.
Missed this Easter egg? No problem! Replay Scene 14 via the Scene Selection menu. Remember to select Collectible Mode to avoid accidental story progression. The red Reset button conveniently corrects accidental incorrect digit entries. Note that calling a friend significantly boosts your friendship level with them.
This concludes our exploration of the Easter egg phone numbers in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. Explore our other guides, including a complete guide to all passwords and padlock combinations in Lost Records.
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