Although Stars In The Trash is only a little over an hour long, I absolutely loved it. The only downside to this game is that I wanted more of it; I'm sure I’ll go back and get the remaining achievements soon. Thankfully, the menu has the option to select previous chapters, making it easy to go back and get whatever it is that you’ve missed.
Overall, [Duck Detective: The Secret Salami] is a short game with a runtime of only about three hours, but it’s a fun experience. If you’re a fan of detective-style games like Case of the Golden Idol but want something a little more charming and light-hearted, I’d suggest giving this game a try.
Overall, I had a good time with Life is Strange: Double Exposure—it was really nice to play as Max Caulfield again. However, Life is Strange has always been extremely heavy on an emotional level, yet this game didn’t have any parts that really hit me as hard as previous entries did. As much as I love Max and wanted to play as her again, there were times when I didn’t feel like it was necessary and thought it should’ve been left alone. That being said, it’s still a good game, and if you’re a fan of the Life is Strange series, I still think it’s worth playing through. It’s also important to note that you should stay after the credits, as there’s a little bit more to add.