PlayStation 4 User Reviews

Poche cose veramente belle (la protagonista soprattutto sulle cui spalle poggia l’intero gioco) poco di quello che accade è logicamente legato agli eventi del primo Life Is strange, soprattutto la coprotagonista, la cui caratterizzazione hanno deciso di edulcorare in maniera imbarazzante! L’unica cosa logicamente legata al primo Life is strange è la scena finale che ovviamente non potevano in alcun modo modificare! L’unica cosa veramente buona: l’episodio bonus! Da giocare come gioco intermedio e se si è fan di Chloe Price, che da sola vale sempre l’esperienza!

Très bon jeu, histoire intéressant intéressante, je trouve que la relation entre Rachel et Chloé et bien faite, même si on revoit les mêmes décor de Life Is Strange premier du nom et ben c’est pas si dérangeant car il y a des **** changements et c’est aussi intéressant de voir certains personnages secondaires dans le passé et aussi les musiques sont incroyables. On a vraiment l’impression dans ce jeu d’être dans le point de vue de Chloé mais **** problèmes. Les déplacements du personnage sont horribles mais sinon à part ça le jeu est bien

Though i only slightly remember what happen in the first game i feel like i would've enjoyed this way more if i didn't know what happens to the characters down the line, it didn't take away much of my ability to enjoy the game but i 100% would've enjoyed it way more if i hadn't played the first game, aside from that the only thing i didn't like was how little time the game gives you for backtalk, you barely have time to read the options and a few seconds more and it would be fine.

Kind of incredible for a prequel, answers most of my curiosities about Arcadia Bay before Max's return. I particularly enjoyed the extra time with Chloe after the first game (no pun intended) as her character was complex but lovable. I did, however, find myself in the same situation with Rachel Amber, wanting more time with her, like with Chloe, but I think it works for the narrative since her whole thing is that she's the elusive it-girl. The overall vibe is great too, Chloe's POV being more punk than Max's hipster perspective of life - I enjoyed having more insight into the town, with Frank, Firewalk and the Ambers. Anyways, BUY THIS GAME!!

I enjoyed every second of this game. Every episode brought something fresh and exciting to the table and injected life into this story. I finished playing feeling emotionally moved more so than the majority of games I play. The story telling, the pacing, is all some of the finest work available in the gaming world today. Eagerly anticipating more. Bravissimo

I was expecting better considering the first two episodes were pretty good, but I was rather disappointed and underwhelmed. The last 30 seconds of the episode gave me chills, however, and it may have been the best part, sadly.

Unfortunately, not the best way to finish the prequel. Despite the as usually great musics and colours, the anti climatic and full of holes and contradictions plot of this episode is for me the worst of all the eight episodes of Life is Strange published until now. I'm sorry because i really liked the first two episodes, not so much this one.

I'll start this off by saying that I will play Episodes 1 and 2 over again, but not 3. It was a good episode, but also very different from the first two episodes, which I loved. The first two episodes were very focused on the Chloe and Rachel relationship, which was what I enjoyed. The third episode put Chloe on a chase to find Rachel's Mom and didn't have enough Rachel. It was a thoughtful and solid ending to the three episodes, but I would've much preferred more Rachel and Chloe. This episode was a lot darker and went off the rails a bit in Rachel's Dad's office and not just with Elliot (who I honestly didn't even know who he was at first when I ran into him in the hospital). But ultimately while it ended dark and perhaps even needed to go there in some ways, I would've like it to be a bit lighter with more of Chloe and Rachel's relationship, which I think has been the highlight of both seasons so far. Also I still don't know if I made the right decision at the end.

Tl;dr at end While I am impressed that they were able to tie up the storylines fairly well in this episode, it did leave a bit to be desired. This finale episode felt like watching a daytime soap opera, and not much more. Simply put, it was missing a real hook that I've come to expect from Life is Strange. It also felt as if the episode was rather rushed. While the opening cinematic was an interesting change of pace, there were more and more graphical glitches and shortcuts taken later in the episode. Adding to that that the episode won't download correctly for most people on PS4, and I'm very surprised that they didn't take the extra 24 hours to try and add some polish, rather than releasing the episode a day early. The story in this episode is, as I mentioned earlier, essentially a mixture of a soap opera and teenage drama. If you're at all familiar with those genres, then most of the plot will be easily predictable. Thankfully, however, the angst has been dialed back, and there were even fewer cringe inducing lines, in fact there was only one. This is thanks to the fact that they seemed to give their characters some care, and there were few "this is obviously a 30 year old trying to imitate a teenager" lines. This episode did have one inexplicable plot point, however, and it is a real head scratcher for me. After 2 episodes as a very minor background character, they decided to give Elliot some time in the spotlight, and...well... Suffice it to say, it was an extremely odd choice. It could have been entirely cut from the episode, and nothing would have been lost. Which is usually a pretty good sign that the scene should be left in the writer's notebook. I would have much preferred that we spent more time resolving the main plot threads, rather than randomly introducing a new one for Elliot, and then chopping it off just as abruptly 20 minutes later. That 20 minutes should have been used for the climax/epilogue. For some reason, during what is potentially the most important endgame scene, there are no voices, just music. At first I thought it was a glitch, however, I now believe it was a design choice. I'm not sure if it was artistic, budgetary, or time constraint related; but for me, being unable to hear what's being said during the entire descending action and epilogue didn't sit well. One more thing that really didn't sit well with me was the audio mixing. This really surprised me, as this series has always had masterful audio work. However, there were several times in this episode in which I had to rely upon subtitles, as I simply couldn't hear the voice actors over the background noise or music. Speaking of voice acting, while Rachel's father thankfully gave a much better performance in this episode, her mother gave a performance that was flatter than any I've ever heard in a major release, which is a shame. The graphics are nothing to right home about. The intro to the episode was an interesting change with good camera work and solid visual cues and references to past episodes, with a great art style. But afterwords, things started going downhill. Namely, I experienced numerous small graphical glitches, mostly in the latter parts of the episode. I know in this review I seemed to do nothing but complain, but this episode didn't really live up to its potential, which is a shame. I do believe the studio gave its best, but it really needed some more time to polish and edit this episode. Ratings: Story: 6/10 Graphics: 5/10 Audio: 6/10 Replay Value: 8/10 Angstiness: 5/10 Overall: 6.5/10

Huge fan of Life is Strange. What the **** is this episode three. Weak,uneventful, No ideas. Should have done 5 episodes spanning from meeting Rachel to the events of season 1. This feels like it has been stripped down of 70 percent of its content. Abysmal. You dont even get the chance of playng , its just cutscenes. There is no choice, the endings are almost all the same. Episode 1 and 2 while not ideal i thought they were great. This episode three makes me fear for the Farewell episode, please deck 9 dont **** Farewell up.

The final episode of 2 season, is really great. Music and color-correction is the best. This final scene is very "mature-violented" for brain of big fan '_'