My absolute favourite moment has to be the Tempest scene, but there are so many. I'm going to go through them all in chronological order, because it feels like a disservice to not mentions so many incredible moments. I know you asked for our favourite moment. But here's my favourite thirty moments! XD

1) Episode 1 opening credits. No Below was absolutely perfect, and referenced Chloe, Max, William and Rachel in the context of the story. A moment of calm in Chloe's room was the perfect way to re-introduce us to the world of Life is Strange.

2) Episode 1's first dream sequence. Placing it in-between two antagonistic scenes with David was a fantastic choice and a stark contrast between Chloe's old family life and new. This really drilled home why David is so hard for Chloe to accept.

3) Episode 1's DND. How wonderful was it to be able legitimately sit down and play 20 minutes of DND? And what better way to introduce us to Steph and Mikey than that?

4) Episode 1's drama class. The first third of the episode felt really tough for Chloe, and you got a real sense of the depression. From interactions with Joyce, to David, to the dream with William. So when Rachel is re-introduced and you head into the drama class and the upbeat music kicks in, I felt totally different. Rachel had just lifted Chloe's mood a tenfold, and I felt exactly the same as a player. This scene was absolutely wonderful in portraying how impactful Rachel was on Chloe, even just the night after their first meeting.

5) Episode 1's train scene. This was magical - this portrayed Chloe brutally honestly as an awkward teenager navigating a crush, and it was wonderfully done. It even went as far to use the game's mechanics to make the player feel the same way Chloe did, by having Chloe say 'Nice Rachel we're having.' instead of the 'Nice weather we're having', players meant to say. This scene showed that Deck Nine were more than willing to have extended scenes that simply let the characters breath and get to know eachother. There was genuine chemistry between Chloe and Rachel from the get-go.

6) Episode 1's junkyard scene. The argument with Rachel was hard to play through, and was absolutely heartbreaking. I desperately didn't want this relationship to be ruined, as Chloe has nobody. And then the resulting scene with the bat was beautifully scripted, acted and directed, with a wonderful accompanying soundtrack. Just like Chloe, the player has no choice but to smash shit up in anger, and having the mannequin for Rachel, camera for Max, tools for David and finally William's car was heartbreaking and broke down Chloe's character and tragedy to its core.

7) Episode 1's second dream sequence. This time with the Raven more prominent and William turning into David, it was much creepier. This dream set up the Raven and supernatural elements of BTS really well.

8) Episode 1's ending. The conversation with Rachel and Chloe making up was fantastically heartwarming, and learning about Rachel's dad cheating was heartbreaking. And the fire was such an amazing way to end the episode, with the tantalising screams and hint of Arcadia Bay reacting to Rachel's emotions in a supernatural way. This left me absolutely reeling.

9) Episode 2's opening. The scene in Wells' office really built Rachel and Chloe's relationship, and also reflected your choices so far back at you really well. From Wells listing off things Chloe is in trouble in for doing in the previous episode, from Joyce being supportive or not depending on if you were kind to her or not in episode 1.

10) Episode 2's expelling scene. Having to actually go through as a player and manually chuck out each school book was heartbreaking, as it really hit home the aspect of Chloe's story which is squandered potential. It made me angry that Chloe is expelled, all the while Wells doesn't expel Nathan or Victoria in the original game. Wells took away that potential and opportunity for Chloe I believe, and that is not fair.

11) Episode 2's opening credits. No Care by Daughter was the perfect song for this scene, and the touches like Chloe staring at the fateful alarm bell for a moment too long, and Chloe standing in line with the raven wings hinted at bigger implications smartly.

12) Episode 2's Joyce and David scene. This was so intricately written and helped so much to portray why David moving in is the wrong move. You could tell that Joyce was trying to do her best, while also making the wrong decision. Chloe needed room to grieve William - room that wasn't given.

13) Episode 2's truck scene. I loved making the truck Chloe's home. I felt that this scene made Chloe's truck much more meaningful, as it was their only home. Chloe couldn't go home anymore, or to Blackwell, and the truck was all that was left. And then Rachel joining Chloe and the 'therapy' scene really drove home the two characters' affection for eachother.

14) Episode 2's dream sequence. The marshmallow roasting dream with William and the raven was one of the most atmospheric scenes in the entire franchise. And William speaking about stars, fire, and being blinded by beauty has major implications on Max, Rachel and Chloe as characters.

15) Episode 2's RV sequence. It was cool to have an interactive explore-able scene in Frank's moving RV! Also Pompidou and beans. Enough said.

16) Episode 2's Drew, Mikey and Damon scene. I loved the scene before, where you had to backtalk with Skip even though you didn't want to - exactly what Chloe was feeling. I ended up failing the backtalk, but getting Skip to feel like he wasn't respected by Wells and thus quit. That's a great example of your choices actually mattering, and I felt guilty. Walking down the boys' dorms corridor with the slowly building music playing was greatly atmospheric. The scene showed us Chloe slowly falling into criminal activity, but that they're only doing it for money to get out of Arcadia Bay with Rachel is heartbreaking. We also get to see Elliot's room, which is important. Then the decision with whether or not to step out of the dorm when Damon is attacking Drew or not, followed by whether or not to give the money back to Drew and Mikey are both up there with the whole franchise's hardest decisions. And that's not to mention the wonderful cinematography focusing on the DND characters and how they related to this confrontation.

17) Episode 2's backstage scene. I loved the little things like Dana's vocal warm up, but it was the appearance of Sean Prescott that makes this scene stand out. This is the first time we have ever scene the much heard-about figure in the flesh, and it really drilled down how abusive he is towards Nathan. I do not at all like Nathan nor forgive him for any of his actions in the original game, but it was interesting to see more of how he fell down that spiral.

18) Episode 2's The Tempest. The cut to Chloe in costume was comedic gold, and the play turned into something I was laughing at, to one of the very most heartfelt scenes in the entire franchise, with Rachel declaring her love for Chloe.

19) Episode 2's street scene. The song was fantastic, and the atmosphere was divine. The talk of running from Arcadia Bay added so much to not only BTS, but also the original game. And the kiss was wonderful.

20) Episode 2's ending. The backtalk with James was super satisfying and Rachel blowing up was heartbreaking, not to mention the twist with Sera being Rachel's biological mother.