The name of the visual novel is meant to represent the fact that the game revolves around having the option to romance the 4 different love interests in the game (Chloe, Rachel, Kate, and Victoria).
She’s still pursuing her dream of becoming a photographer – and the game itself reflects that throughout. The game’s backstory is roughly the same as Life is Strange, where Max returns to Arcadia Bay from Seattle. She’s spent the last year reuniting with her best friend, Chloe Price, and meeting and getting to know the other students of Blackwell, like Kate Marsh, Rachel Amber, and Victoria Chase. Love is Strange is a visual novel that follows the story of Max Caulfield in her second year at Blackwell Academy. This is from the Love Is Strange website: There must be a timeline like that somewhere, right? I get the impression it's not supposed to be thought of as a sequel in any way shape or form. Also, Rachel is a romance option? What It's an alternate universe in which everything is happy.
Originally posted by Valdyr:but it's a 1-year school. I'll keep tabs on it, but I'm still not entirely sure how I feel about breaking the LIS experience down into a fairly shallow "date simulator" game-even if the endings left me incredibly desperate for more. However, it's honestly too short for me give an opinion on how well they managed to capture the characters. I have to say, the art is really nice! The writing isn't bad, but there is a few instances of questionable dialogue. I played it, it's fairly short, but yeah, it's just a demo.
Also, Rachel is a romance option? What Yeah, it's definitely their own unabashed spin on things. When the full game releases, you’ll be able to play the complete romance routes of all 4."īut it's a 1-year school. After spending a year reunited with her best friend, Chloe Price, Max has become well acquainted with other characters as well – like Kate Marsh, Victoria Chase, and Rachel Amber. Originally posted by Valdyr:"The game takes place in Arcadia Bay, in Max Caulfield’s second year at Blackwell Academy.
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