True colors is deck nine's best game, mainly because it introduces a whole new cast (besides steph), but also because they put effort into the game. The voice acting was good, but the facial expressions could've been better, sometimes the face doesn't match the emotion the characters are trying to convey, but the voice does, but the voice and face need to match up to make it work. The last chapter would've hit harder if alex and gabe had actual child models, with their regular models it just looks like adults acting like little kids. The story was still good though, so 9/10.

Life is Strange: True Colors had me hooked with its story, beautiful characters, and the ability to literally feel everyone else's emotions. Unfortunately, nobody warned me that the game would also make *me* feel emotional damage.

I was happily settling into the town, getting attached to the characters, and thinking, "Wow, Gabe is awesome. I can't wait to spend the whole game hanging out with him."

The game responded with: **"No."**

They really killed my boy Gabe in Chapter 1. Chapter. **One.**

I spent more time customizing my expectations than I did actually knowing the guy.

Despite my heartbreak, the story was fantastic, the choices felt meaningful, and the characters were easy to care about. The soundtrack was great, the setting was cozy, and the emotional moments hit harder than a falling rock in a mining accident.

10/10 game.

0/10 survival rate for my favorite character.

7 hours of trying to figure out why i bought this