What keeps you loving Life is Strange, Flaws and all
Life is Strange has more than its fair share of problems, tired tropes, and slow-moving segments, yet so many of us still love this game.
Fiction has the ability to convey a million different ideas to a million different people. Here, we understand stories as not only what it tried to be, but what it means to us, and what it could be in the future. Learn how far the concept of capturing a scene can be pushed by some of the greatest minds in history and some of the most forward-thinking people who shaped history within the last century and gave us the modern world as it is.
What keeps you loving Life is Strange, Flaws and all
Attack on Titan: Freedom, Power and Hypocrisy
Attack on Titan: One Life
The Central Relationship: Hugging It Out
The Avatar, The Firelord and The Throne that Corrupts
Undying Optimism Veiling Tragedy
Life is Strange: True Colors and the Minefield of Emotions
Avatar and The Dysfunctionality of Fatherhood
How Motivation Changes the Meaning of a Story
The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Ellie)
The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Abby)
The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Joel)
The Anti-Hero Reimagined as a Villain
Life is Strange and the Lineage of Corruption
Arrested Development: Perfection in Sitcom
Life Is Strange: A Pictorial Definition
Bojack Horseman: Forgiveness and lack thereof
Thematic Rounding-Out (And when not to do it)
Soul: Narrating Through Music
The Anatomy of a Mentor