Kadomi reviewed Life Is Strange: Dust by Emma Vieceli (Life is Strange, #1)
Review of 'Life Is Strange: Dust' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
Life is Strange is one of my top 3 video games of all time, so I am really confused at myself why it took forever for me to pick this up.
Following the 'Sacrifice Arcadia Bay' ending of the game, Dust is set a year after Arcadia Bay was destroyed. Chloe and Max live in Seattle, with all the emotional trauma the events of the game caused them. But Max starts to flicker, as she seamlessly moves between different timelines. She ultimately has to make another choice...
I am blown away how much the art style and the story recapture the atmosphere of the game. I was able to hear the voices of Chloe and Max in my head while I was reading. In the game I also went with BAE before BAY and so my heart is craving the happy ending those two crazy kids deserve but might not …
Life is Strange is one of my top 3 video games of all time, so I am really confused at myself why it took forever for me to pick this up.
Following the 'Sacrifice Arcadia Bay' ending of the game, Dust is set a year after Arcadia Bay was destroyed. Chloe and Max live in Seattle, with all the emotional trauma the events of the game caused them. But Max starts to flicker, as she seamlessly moves between different timelines. She ultimately has to make another choice...
I am blown away how much the art style and the story recapture the atmosphere of the game. I was able to hear the voices of Chloe and Max in my head while I was reading. In the game I also went with BAE before BAY and so my heart is craving the happy ending those two crazy kids deserve but might not receive. Highly recommended if you loved the game.
