Life is Strange Indeed: An Introduction to An Amazing Game

Apr 25

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celestinegamer

I promised a friend that my first Life is Strange essay post would be as spoiler-free as possible. So I’m going to do my best by writing an introduction of sorts for those of you who may not yet have had the pleasure of experiencing this game.

That’s really what Life is Strange is, you know: it’s an experience. One does not play, Life is Strange, one lives Life is Strange.

I’m sure there are people out there who played through part of “Episode One: Chrysalis” and gave it up for a bad job, thought it was boring, thought it relied too much on exploration and conversations with side characters. And hey, if that’s not your kind of game, that’s not your kind of game, and that’s okay. We all have our personal tastes, likes and dislikes. They’re all valid.

I do have to say, though, that if you never…

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About Jack

BRIEF BIO: Jack Gunter is a writer of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and songs. He is the co-owner of Open Door Communications, a copywriter, an inventor, and a former broker and private investigator. He is a naturalist and an amateur scientist and cryptologist. He likes to compose music and to design and play games and puzzles of all types. He homeschooled his children. He lives in the Upstate of South Carolina with his beautiful wife, talented two daughters, his old friend and Great Dane Sam, and his three Viking Cats.

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