
When Max Caulfield finds her friend Safi dead in the snow, she tears open the way to a parallel timeline. Here, Safi is still alive - and still in danger! With her new power to Shift between two timelines – can Max solve and prevent the same murder?
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Italian*languages with full audio support
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TLDR: The game is great and interesting. I was expecting it to fall apart and be horrible based on what others were saying, but I thought it was a nice change of pace from the the other LIS games I've played being 1 and 2. Overall, I really enjoyed it. I was invested enough that from Chapter 3 onward, I played nonstop to see it through. What I like the most is Max's new power—it's not just a repeat of the first game. Shifting between two parallel realities makes for interesting puzzle-solving and character moments, even if I occasionally lose track of which reality a character is speaking from. The game actually anticipates that, with Max herself occasionally mixing them up and calling out her own mistake, which makes the confusion feel intentional rather than frustrating. I also really liked how the game gave Max time away from Chloe to be her own person, grow, and make new friendships and relationships outside of her. It felt like a natural step forward for her character. Moses was a character I didn't care for at first, but he definitely grew on me. I also really appreciate how positive and generally normal everyone feels. After spending the last few years online, where being mean, judgmental, and performatively harsh is the default, playing a game where people are just... decent to each other? Cathartic. It's a nice change of pace. Chapter 3 was my favorite. The bar scene where Max talks to everyone was a highlight—it felt so personal and grounded. Even talking to characters I don't particularly like, like Vinh, was entertaining. My main critique: The choices feel like they matter more for character relationships than the actual story. The first game was similar in that way, but at least that had two distinct endings. Here, it feels like you're mostly funneled toward one conclusion regardless of what you pick. That said, I still cared about the characters enough that it didn't ruin the experience for me.
烂透了制作组你知道吗?你做这一坨毫无优化画质不管高低帧率都上不去剧情稀烂的大粪是出来报复玩家的吗??新玩家玩不下去老玩家对于奇异人生前两部的那些好感度也被你们一点点消耗完了,腾讯撤资等着豪斯吧
Classic Life is Strange vibes. Slow burn but for fans must buy!
前四章水准很高 第五章完全不明所以 没有玩过前作 单独来看也不是一个好作品
This game isn't perfect, but it's still great! I had heard that the game wasn't good, that it was nothing compared to the original; however, after playing it myself, I realise that the game is nothing compared to the original, but in a different way than being worse. Max is older, she's travelled the world, but she's still grieving! not just from Chloe's absence but from the choice she had to make, Bae or Bay, regardless of what you picked, Max still hangs onto the choice she made and how she can't undo it. This game is a beautiful way to bring Max back to us. It helps her grow, we see who she's become, but you also see that she can't escape Arcadia Bay & she can't escape Chloe and how that fear manifests in the form of her new abilities and her drive to save Safi and uncover all the mysteries of Caledon. The plot is fun! The first 3 episodes are really well written and fun to play, but to be honest, it starts to fall off after that, especially 5. Not to say it's terrible, it's just Lacklustre. I loved the way it mirrored parts of the original, yet I didn't like the outcome, the choice; it should've been bigger, and some scenes felt so out of character. The sequence leading up to the finale felt boring, too. The game has some sound issues, the dialogue can bug out, Max can talk over people- so it's not a totally bug-free game, but if you can look past that, I'm sure you'll enjoy playing it as much as I did, Overall, I'm looking forward to getting my hands on Reunion. And if you are reading reviews to decide if you want to play this game, I'd say go for it! LiS has always been a franchise where people love it or hate it, and it's much better to play it for yourself and make a decision than listen to what a bunch of people online have to say about it... kinda makes this review counterintuitive, but I just wanted to give my thoughts as a long-time fan of the original game. If you are reading this, I hope this helps :) P.S. Don't buy the DLC. I'm sure the outfits look cool, and the cat content seems cute, but it cannot be worth the money.
A primeira coisa que me incomodou foi a exigência do hardware. Meu notebook quase não conseguiu rodar. Fora isso, curti muito o jogo. Muita gente critica o abuso de ficar pulando entre as realidades alternativas, mas no fim do jogo, vão perceber que isso é o centro do enredo. Tinha que ser desse jeito. E, além disso, é o que parece ter sido a brecha para encaixar a Chloe de volta na história. A conferir. Gostei muito, quase tanto quanto o primeiro.
The story is great, but the dialogues are better. The ending felt very satisfying, so I fully recommend this one. Max's frustration builds until she actually makes the choice I was hoping her to, and what happens next is truly the beginning of a great saga. Can't wait to play the next one!
Me lo regalaron y aun así me siento estafado.
Love the game and everything but the old ones had that cool and nostalgic graphics.Its a major difference for the hardware
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