I like games with a good story, and Life is Strange is definitely that. It's deep, it's engaging, and the plot is interesting enough to make you want to play it all the way through. The voice acting is good, but that shouldn't be surprising. The one problem I had with the game in general was with some of the lines of the main character. They either didn't sound believable, silly ("You deserve the best stationery") or outright stupid ("I know I should evolve, but I love bacon" - how can someone who thinks that vegans are "evolved" have any emotional attachment to bacon?). But, other than that, great game.

Also, at the time of this review (29.01.2016), the game has some issues that haven't been solved yet, even though it's been out for a year. For example, the achievements don't unlock if you play with a controler (even though the game states - rightly so - that the experience is better with a controler).

I like games with a good story, and Life is Strange is definitely that. It's deep, it's engaging, and the plot is interesting enough to make you want to play it all the way through. The voice acting is good, but that shouldn't be surprising. The one problem I had with the game in general was with some of the lines of the main character. They either didn't sound believable, silly ("You deserve the best stationery") or outright stupid ("I know I should evolve, but I love bacon" - how can someone who thinks that vegans are "evolved" have any emotional attachment to bacon?). But, other than that, great game. Also, at the time of this review (29.01.2016), the game has some issues that haven't been solved yet, even though it's been out for a year. For example, the achievements don't unlock if you play with a controler (even though the game states - rightly so - that the experience is better with a controler).