Life is Strange: Before Storm

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About this game

Life is Strange: Before the Storm features Chloe Price a 16 year-old rebel who forms an unlikely friendship with Rachel Amber, a beautiful and popular girl destined for success. When Rachel’s world is turned upside down by a family secret it takes their newfound alliance to give each other the strength to overcome their demons.

- Choice and consequence driven narrative adventure
- Multiple endings depending on the choices you make
- ‘Backtalk’ - A risk/reward conversation mode that allows Chloe to use her barbed tongue to provoke or get her way
- Make your mark on the world with witty tags and drawings
- Choose Chloe’s outfit and see how people react to your look
- Distinct Licensed indie soundtrack & original score by Daughter

** Supported Devices **

* OS: SDK 28, 9 “Pie”or higher
* RAM: 3GB or higher (4GB recommended)
* CPU: Octa-core (2x2.0 GHz Cortex-A75 & 6x1.7 GHz Cortex-A55) or higher

Lower-end devices may have technical issues, leading to a less than preferable experience, or may not support the game at all.

** Release Notes **

* Support added for newer OS versions and device models.
* Various fixes and optimizations for newer devices.
* Social media integrations have been removed.

Ratings and reviews

no controller support. I read somewhere that the company wanted to focus on touch for this one which is fine but I don't understand why they could not have done both. which is makes this one in the demo I played a lot more awkward to play then the original one which had full controller support and made moving around and being able to see interact a lot easier than with touch controls. thes controls are stopping me from enjoying it to the point I skipping it till I find a better way to play it.

Great game. Not as good as the first one (-1), really really terrible controls (-2) for this port. This could have been a decent port. Performance is decent, after all. However... The port of the first game has 3 separate control options. This has 1, and tap-to-walk mixed with tap-to-interact is a bad combo. Not being able to adjust the painfully slow turn sensitivity just makes it worse. I lost track of how many times I wanted to interact and it walked halfway across the area.

First off, the game is addicting and has characters you will absolutely fall in love with and want more of. Max x Rachel x Chloe crossover, please! Edit: Most of the following issues are resolved or at least improved after episode 1. On the downside, the controls in this one are definitely much harder to use than they were in the original life is strange. In the original, everything was very fluid, and this one you have to tap and drag a million times to turn in any direction, and God help you if you get stuck in a corner, you will be there forever! And while you are getting stuck everywhere, the characters will be yelling at you, because they like to remind you way more often than necessary ( and way more often than in the original) of what they want you to be doing. The character movement is also more choppy than it was in the original, and there is some sort of issue with the graphics where at some points and some angles you will see white lines where are the different planes separate on the character. Interacting with objects is also harder now, you have to be a very specific angles for them to activate, even if you can see their menu beforehand. All of these things together are making for extremely frustrating gameplay after just coming off of the original game.

What’s new

** Release Notes **

* Support added for newer OS versions and device models.
* Various fixes and optimizations for newer devices.
* Social media integrations have been removed.