My Reviews

One of those beautiful short films that you can find out there, but interactive, a vision that takes us back to our childhood but not separated from those complex problems of the adult world, a perfect bridge between LiS(1) and LiS2.

A modern classic, it borrows inspiration from dozens of stories we all know and the result is something special and most likely unrepeatable, a moment in time, a beautiful supernatural drama.

With a new proposal Dontnod has returned us to that chaotic and surreal vision of America, now in a raw and tender journey, a story of maturity and responsibility where our decisions have a great weight, a hidden gem.

In a retrospective full of inconsistencies D9 manages to take us to a prequel that if we ignore its flaws and see, never better said, the world with nostalgic eyes to a story of rebelliousness that lays the groundwork for the original game, very enjoyable.

By trying to repeat the winning formula of the first game and playing it safe, D9 has delivered a game that falls short in many aspects, taking a few steps forward, especially in the technical aspects, but many steps backwards compared to previous titles, at times it feels very artificial.

This installment only delivers on the technical side and those things that one might superficially consider that make a LiS like music and pretty scenery, after that it's a double disappointment, it doesn't work either as a direct sequel to the first game or as a standalone title.