Lost Records: Bloom & Rage

Choice-driven adventure that splits time between 1995 and 27 years later. You follow four high school friends—Swann, Nora, Autumn, and Kat—through a pivotal summer, then jump forward to their reunion as adults confronting what fractured their group. The structure alternates: teenage scenes build the friendship and mystery, while present-day segments deal with consequences and buried secrets. Your dialogue picks and exploration decisions shape how relationships evolve across both timelines. The '95 setting grounds the story in a specific era without leaning on references, focusing instead on how these four navigate a shared trauma that none of them discussed for decades. If you want branching narrative where choices ripple forward through years rather than minutes, this delivers that structure.