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Carl: It is the route that I liked the least, it is very stressful and I can understand that that is the intention but the ending is not satisfactory, you can tell that it was the first route they did, making it look low quality at times.

Jenna: I enjoyed this one more and in this route we do sympathize more with Jenna and understand her points of view, what I didn't like was that it won't contribute anything new and will try to conclude many loose ends feeling rushed, it is entertaining but not as shocking as the others.

tj: poor him, the people who first chose the cat did not expect it, here he theorized that Chase's true personality is shown here and what he is capable of committing the same atrocious acts (if we assume that it was he who killed to Sydney).

flynn: this route is crazy, compared to jenna's route here there are too many themes but it is well balanced so that the ending leaves you in shock, in the epilogue seeing Chase at the most depressing point of all the routes is very melancholic and poetic, an otter without soul and identity.

Leo: this is my favorite, it is the first one I chose when I played it and the one that impacted me personally, this game caught me by surprise making the same mistake in Leo's bad ending, accepting that we will not be able to help a loved one with our love and having to abandon it so it doesn't do more damage, it hurts.

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a short walk is one. beautiful experience from start to finish, it is a game that captivates you with its setting, music and its characterization in its characters, the game passes me 100% with its platinum, they are those games that help you give yourself a break just by concentrating In feeding your curiosity in this world, it is not turning off your brain but rather giving you a pat on the back, reflecting on whether you are hitting yourself too hard.
The only thing is that the camera goes crazy sometimes, but I highly recommend.
It, my favorite part was when I invited the child to take the boat for a ride all over the mountain.

It was the first game I played on Playstation 4, what I liked most was painting the streets with graffiti, the powers were varied and cool, my favorite was the neon one because of its style, the one that disappointed many was the last one that leaves a bad taste in your mouth, sometimes the combat could be uncomfortable if you don't use strategy and not crazy.
As for the story, it is very cliché but it was entertaining so I could continue with the game. I liked the animation so I could understand the motivations of the characters, but it was a very cheap way to get out of the mess quickly.

Over time, I stopped liking the mechanics of being good or being bad, life is not easy so there are only 2 paths...

https://youtu.be/LnG6icGIm0o?si=o3GsFO69VlPRsq1r

Life is Strange, in my case, is one of those games that you feel intimately familiar with even if you've never played it. It served as a heartfelt ode to the wild and carefree days of adolescence and where the studio still cannot match the impact this story had. While it could have easily fallen into the realm of cheap melodrama, it managed to steer clear of that pitfall by delivering a well-crafted drama that still resonates with me today. Characters like Max, Chloe and Kate still hold a special place in my memories. However, it is not without its flaws; The fact that he only had two possible endings, along with the important implications that led to those endings, and the relatively light sense of responsibility that Max has in carrying out the problems in the town. #lifesistrangecore

I'm very sorry, Oxenfree is a lot like Echo, a lost place, a dead person where we can connect, ghosts from the past, a protagonist with personality problems, but here the themes are treated more simplistically in comparison... yes I admit that I am a fan boy in fact a little. Seriously speaking, I enjoyed it replaying it, bringing out the good endings, to the point of giving myself an undertale and making me uncomfortable in getting the bad ending, the characters may not be as deep but thanks to the handling of the dialogues it makes talking to them pleasant, it is a game to pass the time and in one sitting, you have good messages, but it doesn't put much effort into something transcendental or give it a twist…. Like echo.

Oh no…
one of the first gay furry visual novels that managed to popularize the genre was morenatsu, the project was formed by a small group, but for reasons it was cancelled, fans took matters into their own hands by playing it, the game passed from person to person. person forming this beast of what we have now. Several furries grew up with this game and that is why I played it, the truth is that I only played 2 routes that interested me the most, Juuichi san's and the purple cat's, they were quite strange experiences that I don't know what I became to be able to enjoy the story, there was a point where I cried in Juuichi san's route because of how relatable the situation was, I hate Juuchi and never want to see him, it was the first time I cried in a video game, very strange experience. ..On the other hand, Shin's route Yes, the ending was softer and more satisfying, forced? Yes. This is a fan game for fans who tried their best to tell a good story without getting anything in return, the moments when they nail the pool make it worth watching it play, I don't recommend it, but its existence is respect a little, in short, I wish the characters the best.

I consider that arches is superior to echo in technical terms, having above all a great melancholic soundtrack that you never get tired of hearing, as for the story, echo wins more points, you might think it is because of its linearity but the truth is the story of arches could have been very enriching, a gay couple where one of them has mental disorders and together they try to overcome them, was there a need to do it again? Despite the entire ending or the epilogue, it was very heartbreaking if the story had focused in that direction it would have been better, again echo project makes me gay