There is a mystery to uncover and a dark past to make sense of, naturally. And the whole area of Delos Crossing was just so beautiful. Learning about them, exploring their feelings, attitudes, fears, relationships, struggles. I can definitely relate to both of them at least in general if not in the specifics (though Alyson’s love for space is absolutely shared).
You get to recognise places, learn about people and see them again throughout the story.Īly and Taylor are both great and funny and interesting and a bit of a mess. Reminiscent of the first game, you spend your time in a single small American town rather than taking a long trek across the country.
Much more so than I did Life is Strange 2. Going through the house and rediscovering the tragic past that led to their separation, they find out that they remember some of the crucial situations differently and set out to find out what really happened. The twins have a special power: they can talk to each other telepathically and they can show their memories to one another as if played out in the real world. They meet in Delos Crossing, Alaska to prepare their childhood home for sale and hopefully, rebuild their relationship. Taylor and Alyson are twins, reuniting after a decade of living apart. In Tell Me Why, you have two protagonists. But the multi-month gaps between the Life Is Strange 2 episodes definitely felt like too much. You can orient the plot around critical moments and let the player digest what happened and speculate about what’s coming next.
There is a value in an episodic storytelling. This matters much less now that they’re all out, but having played them as they were coming out I found the model much better. Tell Me Why came out in three episodes (instead of the Life is Strange’s five) that were released a week apart. Life is Strange 3 Tell Me Why is very much walking in its predecessor’s footsteps: it’s an episodic, supernatural adventure game with young protagonists dealing with harsh circumstances. Tell Me Why - Aimlessly Going Forward Aimlessly Going Forward
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