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Criei uma conta no metacritic só para deixar essa review. Jogando pela primeira vez em 2025, nem no meu melhor dia eu ia imaginar o plot twist do final do episódio. LIS é com certeza um dos melhores jogos que já joguei.

This episode has more depressing as heck choices and is genuinely a bad time. I actually had to stop and think for like 20 minutes before i finally decided about the choice with the thing. tl;dr make sure you are mentally prepared and that you aren't in a bad time.

Best episode as the tension rises before the finale. While some of the episodes might feel boring, this actually keeps you interested, especially the latter part of the episode. Solid 8

With all that has happened, I'd be surprised if Life is Strange didn't get nominated for game of the year - 2015. So many things are done right here despite not being up to par with graphics. It goes to show you though, you don't need good graphics to make an amazing game. The positives outshine the negatives by far. It's best fret is the game's story, and the way it manages to keep the player involved. You feel the weight behind some of the decisions you make during the game, some being heavy enough to make you want to come back and experience more. This episode greatly makes up for the previous episode. It's lengthy, dramatic, and really pushes those curve balls to make you care about the plot. Episode 4 - 10 out of 10

I don't want to give any spoilers but... This has some of the most disturbing scenes I've ever had in a game. Seriously, disturbing. But it starts with a horrible choice I couldn't make easily. Even knowing this is a game it was hard to make a choice. Interactions with Chloe's parents were tear jerkers as well. Gah, so much, but can't give away too much! 10/10!

Truly the best episode in the series so far, I have enjoyed almost every moment of playing it. While it keeps the spirit of previous Life is Strange episodes, with its calm pacing and main "chill out" feeling, in a somewhat exaggerated teenagers world with somewhat interrupting slang every now and then, episode 4 kept me intrigued all along - with interesting choices to make, good plot twists, mystery and the well-written and well-acted characters which I have already fell in love with. Episode 4 develops the series beautifully, taking the plot from the sort-of dull feeling Life is Strange gave us on the beginning to a much more mature place. I leaves us with many questions unanswered, though, and I hope that the next episode will make a good conclusion to the series and won't leave us hanging in the air. I'm absolutely expecting it impatiently!

Life is Strange is one of the best games I've ever played. The story line to this game is out of this world and this episode just takes the cake. 10/10

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Square Enix creates a fine 4th instalment. Building upon the last few episodes Max's choices seem more impactful and finally we see the series start to take advantage of the plot it laid out in the beginning, a life changing dramatic event that could devastate an entire community (not just emotionally but physically as well). While the voice acting isn't quite up to the standard the narrative provokes, it can be overlooked. Life is Strange is something I didn't expect to love, but do non the less. "Alright Max!"

What should I say? If you somehow like this kind of game, it's an absolute no brainer! I simply can't wait to see how everything comes together in the end! However, if you did never try out this kind of game, there is no better way to do it than with Life is Strange. There is just so much depth here. This will be one of my top games in 2015.

again and again each episode of life is strange is better then the previous episode.This episode end will make you cry and wait for episode 5 the episode is fun and cant wait for episode 5!!

Seemingly gone are the innocent undertones and the happy-go-lucky life of an Art school student who enjoys hanging out and getting high with friends. The game has hit full adulthood mode and is not holding our hands any longer. The final road is going to be a tough one.

These episodes continue to wrench your gut, and Dark Room did so in a horrifyingly brilliant way. You could poke holes in some of the minor story lines, and there didn't feel as interactive as the early episodes; who cares? And you get every penny of that $5 or less, nothing like the lazy game of thrones episodes.