This is certainly not the legendary Life is Strange 1, but it is also a good interactive series.
The gameplay here is made in the best traditions of this genre. It is casual and, in its essence, amounts to sluggish movements around small locations and viewing cutscenes in which you need to choose answer options in dialogues. I won’t talk about it for a long time, because the history is important here.
We will play as Alex Chen, a girl with the ability to look into the souls of people, which is typical for this series, because in each part our players have superpowers.
Our heroine has a very difficult fate: her mother died of a serious illness, her father abandoned her and her brother, so Alex ended up in an orphanage, where she had an extremely hard time. And finally, having reached adulthood, she came to live with her brother, but the joy did not last long, because he died. The police are not going to investigate anything, and for this reason, the heroine decides to find out for herself why her last little blood went into oblivion. I also can’t help but mention the love story, which diverges; you can have an affair with a tough guy or a chick, but we, of course, don’t approve of the latter) Yes, in general the plot, I didn’t say it was absolutely stunning, as it was in the first part, but still he is quite good.
The game has nice hand-drawn graphics, like other projects in this series, good voice acting (even if not Russian), excellent optimization and sound.
Conclusion:
Life is Strange: True Colors is not as serious a game as the first and second parts, but in it you can just relax, gaze at the colorful picture and plunge into its extraordinary story.