Life is strange foi um jogo que sempre me cativou mesmo com o meu preconceito contra jogos de escolha, talvez seja pq eu tenha jogado TWD da talltale e visto que as escolhas, por mais que mudassem algumas coisas, no final o resultado seria o mesmo.
Mas lis me mostrou que pra cada ação ha uma reação, o final do game sempre será o mesmo, mas as escolhas ao decorrer da gameplay realmente tem peso, tratar x personagem bem ou mal (como a Victoria por exemplo), pode gerar cenários completamente diferentes ao decorrer do game.
Lis para min é um jogo que além de ter uma direção de arte impecável, se importou em seus mais mínimos detalhes.
Caso tenha um tempo vale muito a pena jogar.

This game is fucking horrible and I will explain why. My First and biggest issue with the game is the gaslighting. This game has a suicidal character who at the end of the game is threatening to jump off the roof of the school because she is getting bullied however she's really only mentioned in the first episode of the game very briefly and when you back into chapter 5 the game expects you to remember every little detail about her character who we barely fucking learned about and if you get the question she asked you wrong she jumps off the roof and the game expects you to feel bad but we know fucking nothing about her I just can't stand the fucking gaslighting into liking her as a character when quite frankly she's just a plot device there to pan the game out. Thats just the first of my many issues with this game the 2nd biggest issue I have is that the dialogue is horrible, I won't go into to much detail on this game but some such examples in Victoria in c1 saying " Go fuck your selfie" but that's all I'm gonna go into that other wise this review would be far longer than it already is. Lets talk about the story of the game now. This game starts with out main character "maxiene Caulfield" getting time power and its also never explained where she gets these powers from. These powers are incredibly convenient to the plot as sometimes these powers just activate and sometimes they just go away almost as if they never existed. Max can also sometimes just go back in time by staring at photos which very conveniently only works on some photos. Max is also just a super boring character who only usually spits random pop culture references as well as just always doing internal expositions. Max also when talking to characters has the option to chose what option she will say. These options are suppose to have an effect on the story and the ending (They Don't). The End of the game is caused by either pressing x or b at the end of c5 and thats it. These options you chose wrong that are suppose to make character hate you don't matter worth a dam thing cause you can just rewind time until you get the question right so what's the fucking point of acting like these options make a difference. Now that I have my biggest issues with the game discussed lets talk about some of my positives with this game. The soundtrack is alright, It fits the tone of the game and is overall pretty relaxing and while its not absolute bangers it does the job well enough. I also liked David's redemption arc at the end of the game. Through the whole game I viewed David as more of a cartoon villain who I half expected Spider-Man to come and fight but he actually does redeem himself with a pretty well written apology in the final chapter of the game. I also think the idea of the game is pretty good even if I really hate the execution of how it was done. Now lets finally close out this review with my final negative of the game that I'll talk about this games final chapter is one of the worst in all of gaming. This games final chapter is suppose to be a huge plot twist consisting on David's apology, Maxs teacher actually being a serial killer but its all done so poorly and its also not at all a plot twist as this shit was all obvious from the start of the game. Max also has a panic episode where she has to sneak around her own allusions of her mind but its done so horribly. This final chapter of the game is pretty much a ripoff of batman Arkham Asylum, evangelion, and Silent hill 3. Also fun fact this game is so shit that Mr. Jefferson's fucking accent changes when he kidnaps you at the end of the game. Also during this sequence max looks through a photo which brings her to the start of the game and texts Rachels stepdad that Jefferson was guilty leading to max being a famous photographer. Even though we switched reality we also somehow didn't as Chloe still somehow knows we had a vision of the tornado and tells us it was true. Max now goes back in time again to where Mr. Jefferson kidnapped her and now David comes and beats up Mr. Jefferson meaning the text we sent in the other time line Is still somehow canonical. Yeah david might have suspected Mr Jefferson through the game but not to the extent thats HES A FUCKING SERIAL KILLER. After going through the horrible section where all the typical tropes are stolen from other games such as silent hill 2 and batman arkham asylum. Eventually after awhile you make your way the final section of the game where you choose between the 2 endings and than the game ends.

"Life is Strange" maintained a fairly mundane pace until the final episode, which significantly heightened the emotional intensity. Despite its slow start, it stands out as one of the most challenging games in terms of the difficult choices it forces players to make.

The culmination of the game in the last episode was an emotional whirlwind, accentuated by brilliant foreshadowing elements integrated throughout the narrative. For instance, the careful placement and relevance of the photographs taken earlier in the game added layers of depth to the story.

However, the dichotomy presented in the ending—sacrificing either Chloe or Arcadia Bay—was particularly hard to accept. I opted to sacrifice Arcadia Bay, as the thought of Max living with a lifetime of guilt for sacrificing Chloe was unbearable. Additionally, knowing that Chloe would die without the cherished memories they had created together was heartbreaking.

Overall, "Life is Strange’s" emotional depth and intricate storytelling, especially in the final episode, make it a memorable and challenging experience despite its initial slow pace.