My Take: Life is Strange is about story and character and the impact your choices, even seemingly small ones, can have on your world. I could nitpick multiple problems with the plot and pacing, but Life Is Strange nonetheless remains one of my favourite games of the year. It’s a brilliant attempt at progressing and improving Telltale’s familiar style, even as it’s not, in and of itself, brilliant. The best part of the game isn’t the story itself, but the way it’s told: Reviewers, such as MXDWN, tend to love the way the game makes it feel as if your choices matter to characters you care about.
For the record, having over 100,000 user reviews is outstanding and reserved only for the most hyped games out there. Recently released as Life is Strange Complete Season, the game has an 83/100 Metascore, which is pretty good, and an amazing 96% positive reviews on Steam from over 100,000 users. You might have figured from the above description that I like Life is Strange and so do others, and you’d be right. Does this more open world take a bigger toll on your computer?Īs always, we’re here to help you figure that out by testing the game on several different Macs, ranging from the newer and powerful to the older and more basic models.įirst things first, is the game any good? Most storytelling adventure games are pretty light on your computer, but Life is Strange has a larger world for you to explore than most.
She uses her powers to try and save her best friend and solve a mysterious disappearance. You play as Max Caulfield, a high schooler who discovers that she can rewind time and thus affect the past, present, and future.
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