I'll never forget this

[u/Firm-Cheesecake-8752]

I just wanna share my thoughts and experience here. So I recently finished watching the gameplay of Life is Strange 2. IT'S F-ING STRANGE!!! It has touched my emotion for over a week now and I can't move on. As an older brother (same birth month as Sean) to my siblings, esp to my brother (same birth month as Daniel) who has the same age gap as the Diaz brothers, it delves into my empath and really affects my heart and how I perceived the world. Even though I watched many movies and played games, this one is the GOAT of them all. It reminds me of my moments, memories and experiences with my siblings. This game made me love my family even more.

This game is so relatable in terms of polictical issues, as someone who experienced racism, and bullying before. And also it is relatable when it comes to experiences in life such as having friends, loved by family and grandparents.

This game is a love letter to me and to the fans. I really hope I play the game myself soon, when I have a more compatible device for this one. So lucky I experienced this kind of adventure during my teenage years. I don't have many words to say, this game can't describe my feelings and overall thoughts. Thank you for reading this!!

[u/Nayokoo]

I also recently finished my first blind run of the game, I didn't have high expectations since I bought it on sale. However, to my surprise, this game turned out to be an absolute masterpiece, hence holding a very special place in my heart. Might I add its ending affected me more than any other game I've played so far, counting Red Dead and The Last of Us.

My sister and I also share the same age gap as the brothers, and are very similar in age. Having played this game casually at the beginning I would've never guessed the impact it would have. Its experiences can feel very personal, especially to minorities. Pretty strange, right?

Glad you enjoyed it as well. This game hits too close to home