Life is Strange: True Colors

40 Achievements

1,000

8-10h

Xbox One

Xbox Series

Birthday Boy

Find the “Polaroid” Memory in Chapter 4

7.15%

How to unlock the Birthday Boy achievement in Life is Strange: True Colors - Definitive Guide

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After finishing the performance with Steph and comforting Charolette on the docks, make your way back to the "The Black Lantern". In the same area where you found both the "Umbrella" and "Bomber Jacket" memories, look to your right once you enter that area. To the left of a military service photo is the "Polaroid" memory that you'll need to interact with. Hold

and then the

button, listen to the memory play out and the achievement will pop!

4 Comments

This can be done as soon as the festival starts just walk back to the black lantern.

By IRL Games X on 21 Nov 2021 13:19

The Polaroid memory is in the back of the bar level, so you can do it before you go up the stairs

By onnovdw on 03 May 2022 12:51

After comforting Charlotte and doing the performance, the game booted me into the rooftop scene from the stairs in the bar level of the lantern, never allowing me to enter the apartment in between. So instead going there immediately from the festival's start sounds like the safe option. The guide risks you missing the achievement altogether.

By Kriostyx on 29 Apr 2022 16:41

Oh wow, my bad, I started going for these guides only after playing a bunch blindly, but went for these for Chapter 4 since I missed so many in the previous chapters and didn't want to replay anymore than I already must after finishing. Therefore I had no reference to where "umbrella" or "bomber jacket" were exactly but had a vague memory that one of them could've been in the apartment, which is inside the Black Lantern building.

By Kriostyx on 09 May 2022 12:07

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Subchapter - The Spring Festival

When at the festival, go back into town and enter the bar on your left. The polaroid is located at the back of the bar on a wall. Hold