Life is Strange 2: A raw, emotional, and real story

Greetings, dear friends of the community! It's really nice to have found the time to be much more active here. My name is Nitsu, and today I'm sharing with you these beautiful screenshots from the game Life is Strange 2. I can already tell you that it's my favorite installment in this franchise.

Life is Strange 2 is a narrative-focused game. The story stars two brothers, Sean, the older brother, and Daniel, the younger brother, who have to flee their home after a tragic incident. It is at this point that Daniel discovers he has powers. The entire story is a great tragedy in which we see the cruelty of the world, the power of manipulation that religion and older people have over children, discrimination for being from another country, and injustice.

Over the course of five episodes, we will see how these brothers face the world itself, seek to survive, and are forced to make difficult moral decisions. As players, we control the older brother Sean, and the most interesting thing is that everything we do will educate our brother, which will affect how he behaves over time with his powers.

Every scene in this game could easily be a perfect wallpaper. The graphics, colors, and lighting are truly cinematic, and there is a moment where we encounter a character from the previous installment who tells us a little about their story and we find out how their life continued after the events of Life is Strange.

Like previous installments in this franchise, the story will give you goosebumps. It is very emotional, the characters are well developed, and you empathize with them, feeling like you are part of the story. Seeing how the responsibility for the younger brother falls on the older one, and how he tries to do his best with the resources he has and the knowledge he has at his young age, leaves you surprised, added to other events that happen in reality such as racism, immigration, and everything that comes with it.

I invite you to play it. The good thing is that you don't need to have played the previous installment to enjoy and understand it. It's a very emotional, very cruel story that, depending on your mood, may affect you more or less, but I have no doubt that you will empathize with these two little brothers.