I want to write this review right after I finished, with the tears still rolling down my face from the ugly crying I did from the end, I wanna say this first and foremost, I held off on buying this because I knew it would hurt, I wasn't spoiled, and I won't spoil anything here;

The story of Alex is one I can personally relate to in a not so identical but "I get it" type of way, Struggling to understand what is wrong with you and dealing with the struggles of not knowing how to tell people what is going on out of fear of being judged or abandoned really struck a chord in me, the feeling of just being a different person in a world that just doesn't understand or doesn't want to understand is a feeling that once you feel in your life once, you never forget it;

This game and it's story didn't hit me like Life is Strange 1 and Before the Storm did, instead it hit me an entirely different way, Max and Chloe's stories in those games hit me as if I'm just an on-looker, but True Colors not only hit me from the on-looker point of view, it hit me deep, deep down in a place that very few pieces of media have ever hit, And yeah, I know, It's not for everyone, a story of a 21~ year old neurodivergent woman who is just struggling with the world around her isn't gonna hit the same for everyone, but hey you never know, might as well give it a try if it sounds interesting.