Life is Strange is the best adventure episodic game that I have ever played, developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Square Enix. You play as Max Caulfield, a 18 years old photography student who returns to her hometown of Arcadia Bay to attend the prestigious Blackwell Academy. Max is shy, loves selfies and retro cameras, and also has the power to rewind time - butterfly effect works great. She learns this latter fact while saving the life of Chloe, a punkish, blue-haired Blackwell dropout. Max and Chloe used to be best friends, but fell out of touch. After the incident, the two reconnect, and Chloe enlists Max's help in searching for her other friend, Rachel, who recently went missing. So the interaction of choice and consequence is one of the main gameplay mechanics of Life is Strange. Throughout the game's episodes, the player is presented with choices at various points where Max Caulfield could resolve a situation in a number of ways. After these decision points, Max must deal with the consequences of her actions, to a great or minor extent. And this really works great. The characters in this game are so well done that you will form emotional bonds to them and if something happens to these characters you will feel it as though it is happening to you. Just prepare a boxes of tissues for your tears.

So if you are a gamer and you have not played this game yet, just buy and play it, because you missed one of the best game of 2015.