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END GAME SPOILERS
To make it short, Safi the girl Max is friends with also has powers, she can shapeshit into other people. She instigated the whole murder mystery to trigger Max powers again because she thinks people with powers are basically gods who should rule over the normal humans. At the end she asks Max to join her and the final choice of the game is for Max to accept/refuse. No matter what you choose Safi leaves to find other people with powers and bring them together for their "revolution". Then the game ends on a black splash screen with a "Max Caufield will return" like a bargin bin MCU movie. The end.
So basically nothing is resolved and gets punted down the street for a possible sequel game. [/spoilers]
True. This series lost its way the second it became a "mainstream" full price franchise instead of a flawed but brilliant little indie game.
I wouldn't have minded the idea if it involved already established characters like Alex, or Sean and Daniel, but this is a really weird way to do it.
You do not know what LIS is.
LIS 2 is fantastic and so is this.
This isn't quite right.
Safi didn't even know that Max had powers until the beginning of episode 4.
No you wont cause this game flopped