Episode 4: Faith

Overview

Summary

Choices

Image Gallery

Script

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"Faith" is the fourth episode of Life is Strange 2. It was released on August 22, 2019 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Synopsis

Official

"The saga picks up in a Humboldt County, California hospital room where Sean, gravely wounded, wakes up to find that Daniel is still missing. Under arrest, and facing tough questions from law enforcement, Sean is running out of options. Only quick thinking and unexpected allies can secure his freedom.

Searching for Daniel under the scorching Nevada sun and through freezing desert nights, Sean must make his toughest choices yet. Puerto Lobos and the dream of freedom have never felt so far away.

Will Sean’s faith in Daniel be rewarded – or is the younger wolf lost forever?"^[1]

Checkpoints

New Perspectives
Leap of Faith
Highway to Haven
Trespassing
The Long Haul
Miracles
Open Hearts
Brothers in Arms
Hidden Scriptures
Dust to Dust

Characters

Deaths

Lisbeth Fischer (Determinant) - In the end of the episode, Lisbeth will be blocking the church exit, preventing Karen, Daniel, and Sean from escaping the fire. Sean has the choice of having Daniel forcefully move her with his power or shoot her with Nicholas’s gun. There is also the possibility of Daniel attacking her with his power; he can strangle her or Sean can shoot her while she is being strangled.

Licensed Soundtrack

Main article: Soundtrack (Season 2)

Meaning (Choral Version) - Cascadeur (End cutscene)

Reception

On Metacritic, the episode has a Metascore of 82/77/73 and a User Score of 5.8/5.2/6.5 for PC^[2] / PS4^[3] / Xbox One^[4] respectively
Steam user reviews were mixed^[5]
GameSpot rated the episode "good" with a rating of 7/10^[6]
TBC

Achievements

There are nine achievements the player can earn on Steam, PlayStation or Xbox for finding collectibles or completing drawings.

Trivia

The checkpoint title "Highway to Haven" is a reference to the classic rock song "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC.
The achievement "Chiaroscuro" may be a reference to Mark Jefferson's photography style in the original Life is Strange.