SeekerLife is Strange 2
The fifth and final episode of Life is Strange 2 is out, marking the end of Dontnod’s return to the adventure franchise for the Xbox One, PC, and PS4. The sequel is a worthy follow-up to the beloved original.
-- As reviewed by The Verge
Product details
- The box version of life is strange 2 includes three collectible art cards packed in box
- Award winning story-telling
- Daniel is always learning from Sean - and what you teach him has far-reaching consequences
- Stunning visuals and hand-painted textures
PROS
+ Animations and graphics get a meaningful upgrade
+ Stellar writing carefully mixes charm and humour
+ Ambient dialogue and fleshed out means of interaction
+ Daniel’s incredible A.I adds a whole new dimension of meaning to the typical adventure game fare
CONS
- We have to wait for the next episode!
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Expert reviews and ratings
By The Verge on December 10, 2019
The fifth and final episode of Life is Strange 2 is out, marking the end of Dontnod’s return to the adventure franchise for the Xbox One, PC, and PS4. The sequel is a worthy follow-up to the beloved original.
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By The Verge on September 28, 2018
Life is Strange 2 is far more ambitious than its predecessor. It’s set up to be a story about a family through the eyes of two Hispanic brothers, but the game quickly wades into more political, timely topics. The first episode is set quite obviously in October 2016, just weeks before the election of Donald Trump.
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By TrustedReviews on September 26, 2018
‘Roads’ is a heart-breaking leg of an emotional journey that never feels limited by its medium. I’ve played seasons of other choice-driven narrative games that had less emotion and heart than this five-hour odyssey. With Life is Strange 2, DONTNOD has upgraded and refined every element that made its forebear successful, whilst sprinkling some magical new additions into the mix to create an essential genre-pushing experience that isn’t just for fans.
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