What’s the appeal?

The appeal is for closeted lesbians and men with low testosterone

I enjoyed the first game, how are the sequel and the prequel?

pretend they don't exist
trust me

shit from a dog's anus
this

really? I thought chloe was kinda CUTE.
So they don't answer anything about the ending of the first game?

Huge comfy factor.

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if you like Chloe then play the prequel and loli Max short episode

I hate Chloe and druggies in general and never understood the druggie teenager life
2 is SJW, burn it with fire

Unironically this, the game is super basic but it feels super comfy and relaxing.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is top notch comfy

Endearing dialogue/slice of life drama contrasted against wild super powers. The second one's better if only because you're not saddled with a completely unlikeable main companion like Chloe and horrible 'totally tubular' dialogue. Only people who disagree are coomers and /pol/ tards

>What’s the appeal?

it actually made me feel feels in my heart several times

2 was fucking trash and you know it.

Angsty teens love stories about teenage angst

There is no sequel. Prequel is cool though.

The totally tubular dialogue was funny, the game wouldn't have been the same without it

I know what you mean. Recently I played VtMB for the first time and I felt so much boredom and disappointment that it is easily the single game that made me feel the most feels.
Too bad those were negative feels so overall it was a fucking waste of time and a mistake to even play it

>muh essjay dubya

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dilate

Anything politically related was really hamfisted and poorly done, but all of the interactions with Daniel and the dynamic with him, and the weed farm are top tier comfy, at least in my opinion. I just generally found the writing better than the first, especially since the ending doesn't just retcon the entire game.

It was endearing, but I found it immersion breaking in that no real person actually talks like any character in that game. In a character-driven game like Life is Strange that weird, stilted dialogue breaks immersion and makes the characters seem less 'real'.

The sequel is better, people are just in denial because it has no lesbians

Poor man’s westernized Steins;Gate with a great soundtrack and atmosphere that carries the bad writing enough to make it enjoyable enough to finish

It sucks. They already had a well received setting and they blew it on whatever the hell was going on in 2.