Before TellTale made nothing but Walking Dead "follow your nose" adventures, they did make some TRUE point and click adventures that were very funny and charming. Like Sam & Max and Wallace & Gromit games, to name a few. I know the Walking Dead games were successful for them, but I think making nothing but those kinds of games ultimately lead to their downfall.
Life is Strange 2
On 01/02/2020 at 10:18 PM by KnightDriver See More From This User » |
I played through episode 2 and 3 of this today. I'm honestly not a big fan of these TellTale style games because there's not a lot to do in them but watch and choose paths in the story, but I found myself moved by the end of episode 2 and torn by tough decisions in episode 3. It's really well done for what it is.
I also noticed how they integrated the events of Captain Spirit into the Life is Strange 2 story. No spoilers but it was well done.
I was trying to compete with Mark for achievements but I didn't get many from Life is Strange 2. I got about two per episode for about 60 points each. Mark was playing a casual puzzle game and unlocking achievements at the completion of every puzzle. He's way ahead of me now. I'll have to work harder to catch up.
At the end of each episode they show you your decisions as they compared to others. In looking at them I noticed that some events could turn out very differently depending on what decisions you make. It's not radically different outcomes but different enough for some of the characters. It's interesting.
Well, more tomorrow. I'm making my weekend Thurday after work and all day Friday for the forseealbe future.
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