William HughesHaven Springs, the small Colorado town that serves as the almost nauseatingly welcoming setting for Life Is Strange: True Colors — the fourth title, give-or-take, in the long-running series of lightly supernatural adventure games — is a fantasy. And not just in a lengthy, and delightful, sequence that sees the good-natured townsfolk transform themselves into a city-wide LARP setting on behalf of a grieving boy.
