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February 2015
(83%)
50 Reviews
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Life is Strange tetaplah sebuah proyek yang pantas untuk dilirik, setidaknya untuk memuaskan rasa penasaran jika Anda termasuk gamer yang senang dengan proyek kreatif yang menjadikan cerita sebagai kekuatan utama. Menarik untuk melihat bagaimana konsep ...
Abstract: It's been almost three years since the episodic adventure series Life is Strange wrapped up on PC and console, and seven months since it debuted on iOS devices. Now Dontnod Entertainment's acclaimed five-part story has finally arrived on Android on the Pl...
Abstract: Teenage years. An often excruciatingly awkward period of your life where you might frequently find yourself wishing you had a rewind button to retry more embarrassing conversations. But what if you got exactly that?Dontnod's episodic adventure Life is Str...
Creates a compelling story from mundane circumstances, Strong character interactions
Abandons its best aspects as the game progresses, Multiple plot threads left unresolved
Life is Strange is flawed, but this paranormal coming-of-age story is nevertheless refreshing proof that small stakes can still feel important, given strong characters...
Published: 2017-08-03, Author: Robert , review by: stuff.tv
Abstract: The problem with most prequels? You already know how they're going to end. So by the time Life is Strange: Before the Storm wraps up, I'd bet my pitiful life-savings on Chloe Price having a new blue haircut, Rachel Amber going missing and the time-travell...
Fun and thoughtful timereversal gameplay, A gorgeous world that feels alive, A painful and genuine look at the struggles of adolescence
A lackluster final act, Undercutting fresh ideas with cliches, Letting some critical plot elements flounder
Life is Strange fails to execute in critical spots, but its beautiful world, fun time-reversal, and honest look at adolescence makes it a game worth remembering. A diamond in the rough...
