The most common complaint that I’ve had with a few episodic series’ final entries is how rushed it can feel. Not so much that they ran out of development time, but rather by episode five they have so many plot points that they either fail to wrap them up, or rush to fit it all in within two hours. In the case of Life is Strange, it was both. Minecraft: Story Mode has now come along, cocksure it can avoid this last minute scavenge hunt for loose ends, and has now left the series in a peculiar position.
[There will not be any spoilers of Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 4: A Block and a Hard Place, but I may end up discussing Minecraft Story Mode – Episode 1: the Order of the Stone, Episode 2: Assembly Required and Episode 3: The Last Place You Look as well as the review of all three (which you can find, respectively, here, here and here). Although the rating at the bottom will be spoiler-free if you wish to skip there.]