Life Is Strange: True Colors Review - Shining Through

Life Is Strange: True Colors is the latest entry in the popular narrative-driven series, this time from Deck Nine. Check out our verdict here.
Life Is Strange: True Colors is right up there as one of the best games in the series, if not the outright best. Its characters are interestingly complex and believable, the writing is strong -- albeit a bit clichéd in true Life Is Strange fashion -- and its more sinister narrative has plenty of twists and turns that'll keep you hooked. It's all punctuated by heartwarming, lighthearted sections reminiscent of Before the Storm's beloved 'play' scene, and its decisions will have you second-guessing yourself for hours. The whole experience is wrapped up in the strongest presentation values and a soundtrack that never skips a beat. This is a must-play for fans of the series, and a serious contender for my Game of the Year.

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