Life is Strange: Double Exposure brings back Max Caulfield as an adult who faces both personal and supernatural challenges. Although her new powers hold promise, the gameplay tends to feel overly linear, and the pacing is inconsistent.
Lost Records teases a sequel I actually want to play.
Looking for a story-driven game where your choices shape the narrative? Craving a cinematic experience that feels like an interactive movie? Dive into Life is Strange: Double Exposure, crafted by Square Enix.
TNS: "Life is Strange: Double Exposure fans are getting contacted by Square Enix to give their feedback about the game."
I think most people just don't want more Life is Strange games. It's a niche market. Very niche.
I totally agree. Or at least slow down with the releases. Ubisoft has done so much damage to
Assassin's Creed simply by releasing too many of them.
The first LIS had an interesting and novel gameplay mechanic that made it stand out. The subsequent ones are just interactive stories, with less and less interesting gameplay, from what I found when I played them. So, when a new one comes out, I am not nearly as interested in playing another one of what will likely be the same, but just more.
I agree. I thoroughly enjoyed 1, BtS and TC. That was enough, I have no interest in seeing Max again, her story was told.
If they don't know why their sales are poor and weren't able to project this, they need to look internally.
I loved LiS 1 and 2, played the second one with my teenage daughter and it was heartwarming. However, I found 3 to be very slow and it required more commitment to get involved I think. We only played the first chapter.
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