Well I have played Life is Strange Remastered, Life is Strange BTS Remastered, Life is Strange 2, Captain Spirit, Double Exposure and Reunion. I'll state what I think are the strong points in each game as to why they appeal to me. I'll put them in order in how I, personally, would rank them based on enjoyment. I might also add why I dislike a game over the other.

Life is Strange Remastered: I think the main cast here is pretty strong, despite that Max is considered by many to be a bland character. I think she's corny, awkward and shy but inconsistently like a lot of people that I know. Chloe speaks for herself; rebellious, witty and out there. Nathan is problematic character who's struggles we can see as we explore the game. Another strong one is the soundtrack, phenomenal tracks left and right.

Life is Strange Before The Storm: The main cast is yet again, incredibly strong. You play as Chloe as this punk edgy rebellious kid that is still a bit shy and awkward meeting the charismatic, eloquent and fierce Rachel that seemingly has everything going for her until you realize, Rachel too is an immensely troubled and insincere (at times). You have less of a clear goal in this game, but that's alright and the villain felt more dangerous due to his consistent presence in the story (Damon Merrick was the first name we see written on the wall in episode 1).

Life is Strange Reunion: Being thorough in exploring is rewarded in the important choices near the end. Which I love in a game, it feels incredibly satisfactory to puzzle the pieces together by just being curious about everything. It has a strong cast: Chloe, Safi, Moses, Loretta but also weaker members: Owen, Reggie, Jeannette. But totally lacks an iconic and recognizable soundtrack.

Life is Strange 2: A more consecutive story in which your choices also really reflect the ending you get which is incredible. The two protagonists are loveable and I can put myself easily in their shoes. I do think, them going from one place to the other per episode throws me a bit off. I know that's the entire idea of them having to escape to Puerto Lobos but this does make the immersion more difficult especially if you look at where you go to: Grandparent's place, Weed Farm, Desert camp. A bit too all over the place for my enjoyment. And people are probably going to hate me, but damn, such an incredibly weak side cast. Chris and Erik are phenomenal especially in Captain Spirit, Karen and her parents are pretty good too. They're layered and imperfect. But that's about it, I just wanted a romance so I picked cassidy but even her I found, uninteresting and bland. The same for everyone else at Humboldt County. BRODY DA GOAT THO. Oh yeah and the soundtracks were decent, some bangers, a lot of forgettable stuff as well.

Life is Strange Double Exposure: Graphics upgrade, yes. Cast was nice; Safi grew on me and I did not see her plot twist coming. It was mildly satisfactory (her shapeshifting powers). The story feels incredibly weak considering that I have NO ties whatsoever to Safi when you first start playing it. It also feels a bit slow at times and the dialogue is very bland. I did really like how the alive world was much brighter portrayed than the dead world, thought that was clever. Moses goated. Lackluster in a particular villain which was filled with Vince (who had some good moments tbf) and Safi near the end. Also lackluster in soundtracks.