jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
So I went ahead and got the season pass deal for Life Is Strange.
What I liked:
What I liked:
- Great story and good atmosphere. My wife went to art school and, although a lot has changed in the last 20 years, I've heard a lot of her stories that playing this game feels like it's a pretty accurate representation of what it's like.
- Excellent voice acting. Seriously, it's really very good and it's one of the things that really helped draw me into the story.
- The location. I just so happen to live on the Oregon Coast, so the scenery here really struck a chord with me. We've got lighthouses and rocky beaches and just about everything else that's featured here, so that was pretty cool.
- The game mechanics make this game pretty easy.
You can rewind time whenever you like, so
- Graphically the game is very nice and ran at 60FPS/1080p (except during the pre-rendered cut scenes which were 30FPS argh!) with no lag or stutter at all, even on my 2 year old graphics card.
- While I'm not really a huge fan of the genre of music that is prevalent in this game, I thought it was really well done and I felt the music added a lot to the game's atmosphere.
- The mouth animations really bugged me. I guess modern games have really spoiled me, but this had some of the worst mouth animations I'd ever experienced. Which is a shame, because the voice acting was so good. Seriously though, I've seen better mouth animations on a PS2 game.
- It seems like this game also suffers from Telltale-itis in that the choices you make don't really seem to matter much beyond changing some of the dialog. I hope they explore and expand on this a lot for episode 2 and beyond.
- One of the "find this thing" puzzles was frustrating to the point I'd almost call it a pixel hunt. Luckily I only experienced this once in the entirety of the first episode.