Life is Strange: Episode 2 – Out of Time Review

By peter paras

The pain of being pure at heart.

At the start of Episode 2, 18-year-old high-schooler Maxine Caulfield is yet again stuck in a restroom while drama unfolds for a different student at Blackwell Academy. In Episode 1, it was the moment when Max discovered she had…

  • Max Caulfield is one of the best teen characters
  • Real-life experiences (mostly) handled well
  • Time travel gameplay still fun
  • For 5 bucks, it's a must-play
  • Transitions from conversation to game telling you what to do still jarring

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