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A new video on YouTube was added to Life is Strange 2.
Aug 25, 2019A new video on YouTube was added to Life is Strange 2.
Aug 25, 2019A new video on YouTube was added to Life is Strange 2.
Aug 25, 2019A new video on YouTube was added to Life is Strange 2.
Aug 25, 2019
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~ Review after playing 2/5 episodes ~
Pro:
+ Nice, atmospheric graphics with detailed environment
+ Emotional, dramatic, adventurous and for the most part realistic story
+ A lot to explore and to collect
+ A lot of choices have consequenes, even little ones
+ Nice animations and cut scenes (advanced facial animations to lis 1)
+ Likeable and relatable characters and relationsships
+ Good soundtrack
+ Strong episode 1
+ Price will be fair when all episodes are out (~ 2-3 houers for 1 episode) and there is a high replayability
Contra:
- Kind of a weak episode 2
- A few buggs/glitches here and there
- On some points there was silence, where I would really wish for some music
- Some plot points are a bit nah
(for example Mushrooms death)
- Long waiting periods between the episodes (~ 4 months)
I r ecommend "Life is Strange 2" even the whole 'bundle issues'. If you are able to buy it, do so, because most of the contras are forgiveable and in the end it is a good game.
I have faith that the next episodes will be better!
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When Life is Strange 2 Was announced, I was already very sceptical: Where the time travel element made the first Life is Strange gameplay technically still very interesting, I was already very sceptical at Before the Storm Whether the Concept works even without Super Forces. In the End, Though, Before the Storm was great because, as a Fan of the first Part, it made me penetrate much deeper into the Game world and allowed me to take a different View of Chloe'S Behavior in Life is Strange 1.
In Life is Strange 2, we don't have Superpowers ourselves, nor do we have to "fight" each other through Dialogue like Chloe in Before the Storm. This simply doesn't convince Life is Strange 2 from a Gameplay point of View. It lacks the aha effect of the first Part.
On top of that, the Story as well as the Scenario of Life is Strange 2 don't really appeal to me. I'm generally not a Fan of taking up current political Issues in Video Games. When I play a Game like that, I want to sink into another World and just not get our World dished out there. We were also put Players in the last two Life is Strange games, thanks to the Arcadia Bay scenario, in front of a very Large number of fixed Minor Characters and thus a Lot of serious Decisions that we had to make. Because depending on how we behaved here, a Butterfly effect quickly emerged. So far, this is not happening in Life is Strange 2. Unfortunately, what we are doing here only has an Impact on our little Brother and insignificant supporting Characters. Just the Concept of getting two Brothers presented as a theme on a dangerous Journey, I also don't think it makes sense to think, because I am personally reminded here so often of the great and enormously emotional "Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons." And last But not Least: Unfortunately, the Places where we have been so far are interesting.
Unfortunately, Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1 is not a useful Addition to the Series for me and does not live up to the high Expectations you had as a Fan. The new Part seems to be worse off than the previous Games, and I hope THAT DONTNOD Entertainment will see as soon as possible that they are not on the right Track here.