It also establishes the strength of this game in that it asks players to make real choices and it demands that you care. It was the strongest part of the episode and may turn out to be the entire season's high point.
Wonderfully scripted and acted, I found myself in tears when it came time to confront the big moral decision. But the tenderness of Max's scenes with both William and Chloe was a revelation. It was pretty much guaranteed that Max would seek a way back to the core timeline, and that she would probably use the exact same mechanism to find her way. I appreciated that it hit you with hard choices right away - in this case, whether to honor Chloe's wishes or not.Ĭolin: The opening section was handled beautifully. It's these little moments of Life is Strange that I really love.Īnd for the not-so-little moments of this episode, wow. In the opening segment, I wandered through Chloe's house I sat for a long time quietly observing her room. I spent a lot of time digging through texts and notebooks, examining every object with as much care as I did in the first episode.
I need to say right now that Episode Four didn't start as all doom and gloom for me. I never expected it to stick, but man, I did enjoy watching it play out as it did. Megan: Episode Three ended on a huge cliffhanger, with Max altering the world we've come to know.
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