Life is Strange has a legacy that is really hard to maintain and I believe that True Colors does it at the extreme edge.
Characters are great, as usual for a Life is Strange game. But Chapter 2 is where they all miss common sense. And this really took me off the game, as I was questioning myself whether a character had a whole missing plot to his background or if the writers of the game were just taking me for an idiot.
Graphical side, True Colors and his city, Haven Springs, is beautiful, and facial expressions are still Deck Nine's strength. But I was really disappointed by the soundtrack of the game that is definitely the worst one we had from all LiS games.
Anyway, whole game has a chill vibe for sure, but it wasn't as remarkable as LiS1 & 2 storyline. As Deck Nine only worked on the prequel to Life is Strange 1 called Before The Storm, I believe that True Colors is still a good game from them because there is some upgrades compared to BTS, but definitely not a good Life is Strange "special issue" game.
Characters are great, as usual for a Life is Strange game. But Chapter 2 is where they all miss common sense. And this really took me off the game, as I was questioning myself whether a character had a whole missing plot to his background or if the writers of the game were just taking me for an idiot.
Graphical side, True Colors and his city, Haven Springs, is beautiful, and facial expressions are still Deck Nine's strength. But I was really disappointed by the soundtrack of the game that is definitely the worst one we had from all LiS games.
Anyway, whole game has a chill vibe for sure, but it wasn't as remarkable as LiS1 & 2 storyline. As Deck Nine only worked on the prequel to Life is Strange 1 called Before The Storm, I believe that True Colors is still a good game from them because there is some upgrades compared to BTS, but definitely not a good Life is Strange "special issue" game.