That's the Final Fantasy Dissidia NT version of the Prelude.

@@Knight_And_Day My stars, it is too. Thanks so much man, really appreciate it. 😃

Never underestimate our ability to make only the slightest amount of incremental progress! Wow. I can't believe we played the game over that long of a time... Well it may be a record for the longest Life Is Strange playthrough of all time. We appreciate you and everyone else who stuck with us through the whole thing. Given all the challenges we've gone through behind the scenes, I'm happy we persevered and were able to complete it.

​@Knight_And_Day Now that I know you've completed it I can refer back to the "rescue dummy" conversation from the pool scene. Remember when I said that some objects in the game are named deliberately....note that the cart Max pulls towards herself in the dark Room is called a trolley

I don't get that, what's so significant about a trolley?

@@imoartel4134 Google the "trolley problem"

@imoartel4134 look up the "trolley problem" and once you've looked up the trolley problem, you'll realize that Max having to divert the train in chapter 2 was also a bit of foreshadowing.

This does seem like the type of game where the final choice would be easier to predict than most. The ending was such an extreme "all in" decision one way or the other. You've got a good point that the romantic relationship wouldn't necessarily have to be the primary factor in the decisions Max makes. The story is heavily based on how important Chloe is to Max. The strange part is that the premise of Chloe being the most important person in Max's life does not work with the background element that Chloe is also the person Max completely ignored for five years. The writers wanted to force that background so Max wouldn't recognize Chloe in the bathroom. But it's just such a hard sell. Are there people you would sacrifice everything for? Maybe. Would you also have zero interaction with these people you care for that deeply about for five years? It's also possible for someone who you once loved to come back into your life and become one of the most important people to you again. But hopefully it would take you more than five days to build that level of devotion. I agree they do a decent job of making Chloe look like she's trying to help. I'd just prefer it if for this game (and for most games) they let the other characters ACTUALLY help. It's even more strange in larger scale games like Final Fantasy XVI. Clive leads a resistance movement with many people under his command, but somehow it falls on him to run every little errand. In Life is Strange, Max could find four bottles, and then Chloe always finds whichever one you left for last. Easy fix to make the game more realistic and make the characters seem less idiotic. But for some reason the developers think that players want their character to do everything. Then again maybe that is what most people prefer, and I'm in the minority. Maybe most people want to find all the bottles and have Chloe sit in a corner doing nothing. Who knows.

I think a perfect example of how it can work is the scene where Max and Chloe break into the principals office. Of course first Max does everything in getting the door open, but once inside the room its a good split of jobs. Max looks through the room, while Chloe looks through the computer. I'd even say that everything we can find in that room isn't very important, while the stuff on the computer gives us the first hint at the dark room. It's great because the player gets to explore everything, Chloe doesn't get in the way, but Chloe still contributes in a meaningful way and to me that makes all the difference compared to almost all other scenes. Of course Coop missions with NPCs are a step further, but I don't even think that's necessary for this type of game. For example, if the junkyard had been a mess and Chloe had actually started tidying up, making a place for us to shoot the bottles, instead of just sitting around, doing nothing, waiting for us to collect the bottles, I already think I'd like the scene a lot better. I feel like if Chloe helped me find the bottles, I might miss a lot of stuff, because I might not explore as thoroughly. Can't speak for everyone but I certainly don't want to feel like everyone in these games is incompetent and I'm the only one thinking and doing stuff.

Sure! The music at the end of the video is the version of the Prelude from Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.