Life is Strange: Double Exposure

[code]Casual playthrough ~10 hours No spoilers in this review! Played on a Steamdeck [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]@MatureContent[/url][/code] ─────────────────────────── While this game obviously isn't as good as the first LiS game, it still isn't a bad game and it is much better than True Colors. We once again get to play as Max, though this time it is a grown up Max in a new town with new people and new powers. Max is now a rather successful photography teacher and has left everything that happened in Arcadia Bay behind her. The story is told in a very similar way to the other games, starting with a character introduction, then a plot deciding PONR, then the special plot point where Max discovers her new powers, a gradual escalation, a climax and then some kind of character PONR where the final effect on the world and end of the game is decided by us, the player. Pretty much exactly like the first game was told. [h3]What we liked[/h3] When trying not to compare this to the first LiS game, my wife and I both enjoyed it, but it also has to be said that we paid like 5 dollars for a key, so that definitely has something to say about it. We wouldn't have …

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE 1. Story sucks 2. Lockations sucks 3. This piece of sh allways crashing 4. Too much lgbt cr p dont buy it even if u are a queer

[h1] I am convinced the person who wrote the plot for this game has never written anything before! The characters and story are abysmal [/h1]. It’s such a shame, as I think everything beyond that rotten foundation is executed well, or at least good enough. Technically, I think they achieved what the first game wanted to look like graphically. Facial animations, the camera work and delivery by the actors all excel. Love how Max looks. With a knockout smile that makes me weak at the knees. While the dialogue can be a little shaky, the actors’ performances often save it. While the vibes are off and the gameplay can be a little odd, the story decisions are mostly to blame. We follow Max around to tell the story of Safi, who is trying to tell the story of someone else. The degree of separation makes me think, why is Max’s character even here? Once that is told, we still have a chapter to go, and a story that is already poorly told goes full jump-the-shark and loses all credibility. It rehashes and plays for time, then, in order to be different from the original game, writes itself into a corner, with a buy-the-sequel ending for the answers! The person who wrote this, they…

a solid 7/10... 8/10 if you've played the OG games, the story is a bit thin at places.... but the exploring is immersive and the characters great ... the PriceField situation is less jarring than social media and reddit would make out (however I've also read the "out of focus" novel before playing this game... the novel is set at the end of the game from Chloe's perspective ... and also knowing Reunion is up next right after... so... yes.

A good story game with an unexpected ending

Wasted 15 hrs of my life for cringe dialogue , dumb asf story, and just pure AHH. Get this for free or watch a walkthrough.