Life is Strange isn't hard, yet it hits you hard.
Life is Strange isn't challenging, yet it shows daily challenges.
Life is Strange isn't long, yet its impact lasts long.
Life is Strange isn't a puzzle, yet it leaves you puzzled.
Life is Strange isn't giving questions, yet it offers answers.
Life is Strange isn't replayable, yet finds in the replay its core.
Life is Strange isn't real, yet it feels so.
Life is Strange isn't about relationship, friensdhip, love, hate, light or darkness. It's about the most underestimated gift: life.

I am unable to call it "game" as it would lose all the artistic veil surrounding Arcadia Bay. Art is something you perceive, it is something that comes out of the blue without a reason or a purpose. Art is something you can perceive in every step Max takes, and this is how I would label Life is Strange: art.
Dontnod has made a terrific job and gives us lessons that we can easily detatch from this title and apply it in our everyday life. All the serious themes covered in such a little time amount made me understand the reason why the developers have opened a support group for those who felt really affected by some of them.

And perhaps the core of this experience is simple and complicated at the same time:
Life is hard, life is challenging, life is short, life is puzzling, life is uncertain, life is one only, life is strange. But life..is life.