Life Is Strange was quite a trip. My emotions were all over the place playing this game. Sometimes I was relaxed and happy, and other times, I was shocked and angry. The indie music, compelling characters, beautiful scenery, and dramatic story all contributed to an overall amazing experience.

A brief prologue: The main character is a teenage girl named Max Caulfield, who recently returned home to a small town by the sea. She now attends a school hoping to become a photographer. One day during class, Max discovers she has the power to reverse time. And from then on, she discovers the benefits and consequences of having such a power. Coincidentally, Max is reunited with her rebellious best friend, Chloe Price, who is searching for another friend who went missing.

Each episode is based on making choices, from dialogue to time travel, and it affects the story in different ways. It was cool to have different options and see their outcomes. The only con from this game may be its ending. It left some things to be desired. But besides that, Life is Strange is a work of art and a beautiful game. I recommend playing it.