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**Life is Strange is a single-player game, developed by Dontnod Entertainment (Indie developers with only one other title before this), and published by Square Enix. It is best described as a single-player, | **Life is Strange is a single-player game, developed by Dontnod Entertainment (Indie developers with only one other title before this), and published by Square Enix. It is best described as a single-player, | ||
Life is Strange is played from a third-person point of view, and is quite unique in its core gameplay, which I assume is why it quickly became a success among gamers and critics alike. As seen on its Steam Store page, the game has won a number of awards, including Game Informer’s Silver & GamePro’s Gold among others. It currently has an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating from Steam players.** | Life is Strange is played from a third-person point of view, and is quite unique in its core gameplay, which I assume is why it quickly became a success among gamers and critics alike. As seen on its Steam Store page, the game has won a number of awards, including Game Informer’s Silver & GamePro’s Gold among others. It currently has an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating from Steam players.** | ||
- | « Life is Strange » (la vie est étrange) est un jeu en solo, développé par Dontnod Entertainment (des développeurs | + | « Life is Strange » (la vie est étrange) est un jeu en solo, développé par Dontnod Entertainment (des développeurs |
- | Life is Strange est joué du point de vue d'une tierce personne, et il pratiquement seul dans le cœur de sa façon de jouer, qui est la raison, je suppose, de son succès rapide parmi les joueurs | + | Life is Strange est joué du point de vue d'une tierce personne, et les fonctionnalités essentielles du jeu sont uniques, ce qui est la raison, je suppose, de son succès rapide |
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**The game takes place in Arcadia Bay and you play as Max (short for Maxine), a photography student with a very unique gift. Right off the bat, you know that you’re in for a wild ride as the game begins with Max walking toward a lighthouse in the middle of a raging storm. Suddenly, as a huge tornado is destroying everything in its path, including the lighthouse, and you’re about to be devoured and become the tornado’s next victim, Maxine awakes in photography class in the middle of a nice, sunny day. Mr. Jefferson goes on with his lecture while Max regains her composure and this is where things get pretty bizarre as Max figures out that she somehow has the power to reverse time. | **The game takes place in Arcadia Bay and you play as Max (short for Maxine), a photography student with a very unique gift. Right off the bat, you know that you’re in for a wild ride as the game begins with Max walking toward a lighthouse in the middle of a raging storm. Suddenly, as a huge tornado is destroying everything in its path, including the lighthouse, and you’re about to be devoured and become the tornado’s next victim, Maxine awakes in photography class in the middle of a nice, sunny day. Mr. Jefferson goes on with his lecture while Max regains her composure and this is where things get pretty bizarre as Max figures out that she somehow has the power to reverse time. | ||
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This is the main game-play mechanism that truly distinguishes the game from other titles.** | This is the main game-play mechanism that truly distinguishes the game from other titles.** | ||
- | Le jeu se déroule dans Arcade | + | Le jeu se déroule dans Arcadia |
C'est le principal mécanisme du jeu qui le distingue vraiment des autres titres. | C'est le principal mécanisme du jeu qui le distingue vraiment des autres titres. | ||
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**Tripping out over her newly discovered gift, Max goes to the school restroom – where she witnesses a murder while hiding in one of the stalls. Knowing she’s got the power to change the outcome of this event by reversing time, Max goes back in time to Mr. Jefferson’s lecture where she then sets out on a similar path but which will afford her the opportunity to prevent the murder from taking place. | **Tripping out over her newly discovered gift, Max goes to the school restroom – where she witnesses a murder while hiding in one of the stalls. Knowing she’s got the power to change the outcome of this event by reversing time, Max goes back in time to Mr. Jefferson’s lecture where she then sets out on a similar path but which will afford her the opportunity to prevent the murder from taking place. | ||
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Without giving too much away from this point on, now would be a good time to point out that preventing the murder is pretty much half of the first episode’s story. The first episode is currently available as a free download from Steam, so if you’re interested in playing this game, all you’ve got to do is download it from Steam and try out the first episode for free. If, like me, you happen to enjoy the first episode and would like to find out more about Maxine’s powers, and are curious about the happenings around the fictitious town of Arcadia, Oregon, then you can purchase the game and play the next four episodes. Each episode can be played in about 1-3 hours – depending on how much you like to explore. Replaying an episode but making different decisions can also be rather rewarding as the storyline can have mild changes, or be dramatically different, depending on which choices you’ve changed from your original play. I particularly like how the game allows you to replay individual episodes again if you so desire.** | Without giving too much away from this point on, now would be a good time to point out that preventing the murder is pretty much half of the first episode’s story. The first episode is currently available as a free download from Steam, so if you’re interested in playing this game, all you’ve got to do is download it from Steam and try out the first episode for free. If, like me, you happen to enjoy the first episode and would like to find out more about Maxine’s powers, and are curious about the happenings around the fictitious town of Arcadia, Oregon, then you can purchase the game and play the next four episodes. Each episode can be played in about 1-3 hours – depending on how much you like to explore. Replaying an episode but making different decisions can also be rather rewarding as the storyline can have mild changes, or be dramatically different, depending on which choices you’ve changed from your original play. I particularly like how the game allows you to replay individual episodes again if you so desire.** | ||
- | Déclenchant (surexcitant ) son don nouvellement découvert, Max va dans les toilettes de l' | + | Bouleversée par son don nouvellement découvert, Max va dans les toilettes de l' |
- | Sans trop dévoiler ce qui se passe à partir de ce point, | + | Sans trop dévoiler ce qui se passe à partir de ce point, le moment |
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**The game is a true delight to play. At first, I was playing the game with mouse/ | **The game is a true delight to play. At first, I was playing the game with mouse/ | ||
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Moving about and performing most actions is done very much like your typical third-person game, the main difference is the rewind-time feature. After a while, you get used to this mechanism and everything that it brings to the table such as the options to skip parts you’ve already played (in an alternate time), and the awkward experience of what the game calls “tele-porting” through the use of time. Once you get accustomed to the mechanics of the game, you will be immersed in the storyline, the characters, and the town of Arcadia – with all of its secrets and surprising reveals.** | Moving about and performing most actions is done very much like your typical third-person game, the main difference is the rewind-time feature. After a while, you get used to this mechanism and everything that it brings to the table such as the options to skip parts you’ve already played (in an alternate time), and the awkward experience of what the game calls “tele-porting” through the use of time. Once you get accustomed to the mechanics of the game, you will be immersed in the storyline, the characters, and the town of Arcadia – with all of its secrets and surprising reveals.** | ||
- | Le jeu est un vrai plaisir | + | Jouer à ce jeu est un vrai plaisir. D' |
- | les déplacements et la réalisations | + | Les déplacements et la réalisation |
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**Although its graphics are not quite as impressive as other recent Square Enix titles (such as Tomb Raider, reviewed back in Full Circle Magazine issue 111), Life is Strange still manages to photograph a pretty picture. It’s visually impressive when you’re moving back in time, which is indicated on the screen by a spiral on the upper left corner, and various scenes you’ve previously seen are overlapping & rewinding in a very blurry fashion. The voice acting, the soundtrack, and overall sound, are often multi-layered and best experienced with either headphones or with a full surround-sound system. Inarguably, the game stands out most in the way it incorporates “social issues and everyday problems and how we see everyday life in a small town, the problems of unemployment, | **Although its graphics are not quite as impressive as other recent Square Enix titles (such as Tomb Raider, reviewed back in Full Circle Magazine issue 111), Life is Strange still manages to photograph a pretty picture. It’s visually impressive when you’re moving back in time, which is indicated on the screen by a spiral on the upper left corner, and various scenes you’ve previously seen are overlapping & rewinding in a very blurry fashion. The voice acting, the soundtrack, and overall sound, are often multi-layered and best experienced with either headphones or with a full surround-sound system. Inarguably, the game stands out most in the way it incorporates “social issues and everyday problems and how we see everyday life in a small town, the problems of unemployment, | ||
I strongly recommend Life is Strange and honestly, I’ve struggled to find anything I don’t like about this game so it gets a solid rating from me.** | I strongly recommend Life is Strange and honestly, I’ve struggled to find anything I don’t like about this game so it gets a solid rating from me.** | ||
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+ | Bien que ses effets graphiques ne soient pas aussi impressionnants que ceux des titres les plus récents de Square Enix (notamment Tomb Raider, dont la critique est parue dans le n° 111 du Full Circle Magazine), Life is Strange sait photographier une belle image. C'est visuellement impressionnant quand vous reculez dans le temps, ce qui est indiqué sur l' | ||
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+ | Je recommande fortement Life is Strange et, honnêtement, | ||
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Exigences minimum | Exigences minimum | ||
- | OS : Ubuntu 16.04 / Steam OS 2.0 (64-bit) | + | OS : Ubuntu 16.04 / Steam OS 2.0 (64-bit). |
- | Processeur : Intel i3 / AMD FX6300 | + | Processeur : Intel i3 / AMD FX6300. |
- | RAM : 4 Go | + | RAM : 4 Go. |
- | Disque dur: 16 Go | + | Disque dur : 16 Go. |
- | Affichage | + | Carte vidéo |
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