lmao. just play the original. like I knew it would be bad but. wow. the only good parts are just what they copied from the first game. hope deck nine never makes another LiS game again
A Misstep for Life is Strange, Trading Character Depth for Superpowers
Life is Strange: Double Exposure feels like a departure from what made the original series so compelling. The choice to shift focus from character conflicts and consequences to the spectacle of powers feels like the game has lost touch with
Life is Strange: Double Exposure faces significant challenges in honoring its predecessor. The handling of Chloe's storyline is particularly disappointing; her character is given an off-screen farewell in a way that feels lazy and dismissive of her importance. The developers’ attempt to “honor both endings” seems to boil down to
This review only has spoilers for the first game.
I first played the original Life Is Strange in 2016. The game had a profound impact on me like few other stories have. Eight years later, this new game manages to profoundly disrespect the original story and is built upon a fundamentally