It brings suspense and intrigue to the forefront, while still tackling the science fiction and drama effectively. Emotions run high in multiple points, always keeping you eager to see what’s going to happen next.

Life Is Strange's writing, atmosphere and sense of place have a direct line to the heart and soul of anyone who ever grew up in a small, sleepy, yet mystical town, went out into the big wide world to study and then came back to the only kind of magic that really exists in this world. Top notch writing, voice acting and stylistic framing make Life Is Strange one of the most compelling interactive movies of its generation.

We can't but confirm our good impression about Life is Strange: a great interactive novel, with a charming art direction, an awesome soundtrack, and a plot that's getting even more complicated.

Episode Two of Life is Strange really hooked me. I still want to know more about this world.

A Telltale-esque title set in suburban America that hints at maturity.

Even with Maxine's story taking form and the drama getting more intense, with a great moment in the ending, Dontnod's project still needs to reflect about its characters and plot to achieve greatness.

Characters and circumstances need be more natural and plausible for me to buy into this world. So much is too overblown.