| VersusEvil said: I didn't read this yet, I will come back once I've finished it (after I've finished Sable) but without reading it, do you recommend this to someone who loved LiS but thought BtS and LiS2 weren't that great?? |
Fundamentally, I'd recommend it to just about anyone really. True Colors is definitely the all-around best Life is Strange game.
If to give a personal numerical score for quick summary, whereas I'd personally score previous installments of LiS maybe a 5 or a 6 (depending on the particular game), this one I'd give more like a 7.5 or an 8, so still not really close to my definition of perfect, but a substantial improvement compared to all previous games in the franchise. The writing quality and voice acting are much better and you'll notice the difference immediately. Also, dialogue choices are often more meaningful than in previous installments, the world is also more expansive and lush and the cast of characters I think you'll find the overall most endearing in the franchise to date, and the decision to ditch the series' traditional episodic format was certainly the right one. That's about as good as I can do for you spoiler-free. You'll want to read the OP for my opinion of the game's greatest specific strengths and shortcomings (both of which are predominantly narrative) once you've played through the game, but for now suffice it to say that my baseline recommendation is that you buy it.
Last edited by Jaicee - on 27 September 2021
