Having just finished Episode 4. I have a new found resepct for this game, that has been renewed after every episode. Although it was all a bit confusing and jumbled to begin with, ending with episode 4 and moving into episode 5 it is very clear what is happening. The story is told in such a refreshing way, with so many questions being asked, with every answer you gain two more questions that keep you playing. Within the penultimate episode it is easier to see the effects that our actions have caused, and we finally learn the events leading up to the dissapearance of Rachel Amber. After many surprising twists and turns and a few moments of tears streaming down my face, I realised how beautiful and scary this game really was.
It is very hard for me to cry at a video game, so I'm not quite sure how Life Is Strange has caught at my emotions time and time again.
I woud reccomend this to anyone and everyone, because this game is truly a masterpiece, that doesnt rely on amazing graphics or fun new mechanics. It tells a story about life, but as you are engrossed into its pages and photographs, you ask, is it really strange at all?