- #IS LOVE STRANGE LOVE ILLIGAL MOVIE#
- #IS LOVE STRANGE LOVE ILLIGAL PLUS#
Inverted with Chloe and Rachel, who no longer have a romantic history together in this interpretation of the story. (Of the four potential love interests in this visual novel, only Chloe is a canonical love interest for Max in the original game.) Promoted to Love Interest: Rachel, Kate, and Victoria for Max. The outfit that Victoria chooses for Max is identical to the one that Max wore in the alternate timeline where she joined the Vortex Club. For example, if you compliment the lighting at the underpass, she'll talk about a ghost story about the area and threaten to bring a Ouija board, which is a reference to the popular theory that Rachel had some connection to the supernatural or some powers of her own. Rachel's route also includes many references to popular theories surrounding Rachel in Life Is Strange. #IS LOVE STRANGE LOVE ILLIGAL MOVIE#
Also, in the main game Max says that she'd love to watch that movie on Victoria's big TV - in this game, she at least gets to watch a movie on it. In Love Is Strange, after Max tells Victoria she loved the movie, the latter is disgusted, and immediately decides to put on Princess Mononoke to show Max some real cinema. Given that the movie is not generally well regarded, many took that as a plug, given that Life Is Strange is published by Square Enix.
In the original game, Max states at one point that she loved Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. It's not like she can rewind time and try again. At one point, Max notes how it's pointless to worry about what she could have done. Interestingly, the Normal vs True ends don't decide whether or not you get the girl - the Normal ends are also romantic, they just don't portray quite as successful or strong a relationship as the True end. #IS LOVE STRANGE LOVE ILLIGAL PLUS#
Multiple Endings: Each girl has both a Normal End and a True End, plus there's a combined Bad End for if you really screw up with the girls. Max can earn herself a bad end by buying into it, too. Loving a Shadow: Rachel feels like almost everyone who claims to love her is really doing this - only loving the image of Rachel Amber, not the real her. Like Brother and Sister: Victoria looks out for Nathan - she tells Max that that's half the reason she's even in the Vortex Club - but she doesn't appear to have any romantic feelings for him at all. Lighter and Softer: No time travel, scary visions or mysterious deaths here, folks. Hidden Depths: Naturally, but especially for Rachel (whom Max didn't know too well before they started working together) and Victoria (whom Max outright disliked at the beginning). Friend to All Children: Max gets to see this side of Kate if they choose the local hospital for their photoshoot. There are so many choices, however, that it's pretty unlikely that you'd stumble on the exact ones accidentally. Earn Your Bad Ending: The game works on a three strikes rule, where to get the bad end you have to choose three particular bad options over the days. Dialogue Tree: With the odd But Thou Must! choice played for laughs. Closet Geek: As the main game implies, Victoria here is a closet anime fan who likes Ghost in the Shell and Princess Mononoke. Broken Ace: The main gist of Rachel's route. This is so that both of them can be available as love interests for Max, without any Love Triangle complications. Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: A romantic relationship between Chloe and Rachel is hinted at in the original game and confirmed in Life Is Strange: Before the Storm, but there is no indication here that they are anything but best friends.
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