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  Life Is Strange: Before The Storm is a prequel before the original Life Is Strange - and the game does well to fortify the experience of playing Life Is Strange - then Before The Storm as BTS would not make a ton of sense to a newcomer of the series (as far as side characters go) however that being said, Before The Storm does have a lot of elements in the game that require further discussion. (If you would like more in-depth coverage of Before The Storm before my final review, consider reading my Spoiler Free review of episode 1 here .) STORY:   Through the game as you uncover the story of Chloe’s past and her feelings before the incidents in Life Is Strange, you begin to uncover the truth about Rachel as well. During this dual storyline only allows for miniscule growth from both characters leading up to the especially strong events in Life Is Strange. It all begins to feel a little confusing as the truth of the game unfolds. My expectations were that the stor...

Life can be very strange, indeed. Introduction: Life Is Strange is about a student named Max Caulfield, whom recently has moved back to Oregon to a private High School for her final year, known as Blackwell Academy. The premise of the game is focused on the second week of October, 2013. The town that you will become familiar with - Arcadia Bay, a quiet and small but year beautiful and charming in it’s own way. The game will quickly give you a sense of just what exactly is happening in this small town closely related to Max’s journey. Atmosphere and Charm: As soon as I started initially, I was ready to bash the game for it’s graphics. I held my reservations and trotted forward, soon to begin and realize that the game contained more of a “style” that I needed to get used to. Granted playing on the PS4 I always expect better, I quickly overcame the concept. Now? I couldn’t get enough. Arcadia Bay truly has something captivating about it, that almost makes me want ...

KEY NOTES: This review has not been inspired from any other Minimum photos to avoid spoilers (will be updated later once time has been given) I know nothing from the game aside from what *I* played I have not completed the game but feel I have enough experience to write the review I played on the 2DS, my review will reflect this throughout Alola! (Okay, that was corny!) welcome to my very long awaited review on Pokemon Sun and Moon! I’m going to get straight into the review here with a little foundation of Pokemon history just to jog some of your memories if you have been away from the game for awhile. Recently Nintendo has brought a slate of Pokemon games to the 3DS, that being Pokemon X/Y(2013), and Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire(2014). While X/Y did release a new type known as Fairy the franchise also was introduced a major slew of other big changes as far as art style, graphics, combat, that hollow back to the originals but not in the same way, let’s get...