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Usually, the familiar means safety.
When an actors risky, original movie flops, they go back to their successful franchise.
But what about when the opposite happens?
That wasnt supposed to happen.
There were too many threads to tie up, stretch out, or snip entirely.
Many fans disagreed, and the game got a lot of negative word of mouth as a result.
In my mind, it was a good, but unambitious sequel and not much more.
For a lot of LiS fans, it was a betrayal of what Chloe and Maxs relationship meant.
As a fan, that strikes me as… not the best idea.
Could this be the end of Life is Strange?
For now, maybe.
But few franchises are ever really dead, and Life is Strange has otherwise done well for Square Enix.
