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The game feels like Twins Peaks meets Veronica Mars. I played with one of my friends who actually studied photography. The game mentions quite a mix of different photographers and schools of photography. Max seems to like photojournalists and she compares the Victoria character to fashion photographer Richard Avedon.SatansBestBuddy posted:This game is so TellTale it hurts. But you can tell it's a knock-off brand because the facial animation is a couple steps down, with no real lip syncing or emoting. Motion captured animation looks good, I didn't see anyone with the unnaturally stiff shoulders that marks a bad mo-cap job, and they probably got real actors cause characters can use their body language to get their feelings across pretty well. It feels a lot more polished than any recent Tell Tale game, especially on a technical level. Life is Strange's performance and stability is good. The areas are bigger and my finish time was twice of any TellTale episode. The UI is quick and easy to navigate (at least on PC). The art direction and the sound design is very impressive. It has one of the best uses of a licensed soundtrack I've seen in quite some time. There is also a surprising amount of optional commentary and failure states. Understandably, this game wasn't self-published and instead had the backing of a large publisher.
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