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Not what I expected from the game, but I have to say that it felt cozy, I liked the writing, the feling that it gave me, I reallly liked that the action takes place only in a few places, it feels so cozy, and the winter atmosphere, it amazong.

It not even close to the first Life Is Strange with Max, and it's a bit of a shame of that. But it was a kindfull reminder of the masterpice that we witnessed 10 years ago.

The graphics are great, and the characters are well made and they feel alive. But on the flow of the game there are a few things that do not make sense, like strange loading screens, or something the scene ends where you do not expected.

But I really enjoyed the whole experience, I get the hate, but it's one of the best games of 2024, and I am so glad that I got played it.

I have grown with lottr and got, but The Witcher is on the whole next level of everything, it s so good in all aspects, from looks to audio it creates a experience and you like feel everything.

Just perfect, the acting is next level, I have never seen this kind of cgi. It can be seen that neflix is taking it serious and I hope it will continue with the 7 seasons plan.

The story does not have too much to offer, it's simple, not very complicated, the choices do not matter a lot. This game does not compare to the original LIS, but it's way better than the second one. As a comparison the first game being the largest black hole in the universe this is just an ant and the second one a grain of sand.

It's an example of how good music can make a game that is not as well thought in the matter of storytelling and mechanics, to be good. If the game didn't have the awesome soundtrack it would be a 4/10, not an 8/10. The soundtrack is awesome, the zen moments are an awesome idea, a thing that I was doing since I started gaming it's now supported and encouraged by developers. I found myself sit 15 minutes or more in a zen moment just watching the beautiful graphics and feeling the song.

But still, the soundtrack isn't as good as the first game, but it's still very good. But I was expecting way more, given that Alex is intro music. And music being the central theme that revolves through the game. In the first game that was the photography and in the second drawing. So I think we deserved more attention to the music. We received less music than in the first game.

For the story, I don't know how you can miss this bad, with the background being so perfect, lonely, and peaceful town, Alex the protagonist that is a newcomer and is awaiting to see the mysteries that the town can offer. It could be much better, anyone can think of something better. So I must assume that they did that on purpose, the story is so simple on purpose, like a manifest that things aren't always so complicated and complex. I respect the writers' decision, the game didn't make me burst into tears like in the first list, but it didn't make me wish that it ends faster like the second one.

The graphics are awesome, the eyes of the characters are so cool, like how the move, respecting the classic lis art style, is so beautiful. The town the Main Street, the road, omg just fills you with an ease and peaceful emotion.

Another thing that I noticed, playing this on the ps5. Is the dualsense missed opportunities. The game has dual sense support, but it's not there in all of the cases that it could be. I mean it isn't hard to feel on a playthrough where that feedback is missing and you are wondering why so easy to find those spots.

I think biggest the problem with this game is that the first one exists, the game is worth playing and buying, one of the best games of this year, but when you compare it with Life Is Strange, the original, you even can't compare, the masterpiece of gaming and storytelling it's hella light-years away from True Colors.