Color Theory! - Life is strange. *Spoilers*
I chose Life is Strange because there was a lot of colors that inflicted emotions upon the person playing which was timed really well with certain scenarios that played out depending on what choice you made through the game.
The game is completely heart-wrenching as you basically have to choose between a old-best friend/Lover and everyone else. There is many ways that they put hints into the game which I enjoy very much.
The use of colours is one of the most important things (Beside the Animals as they represent some characters and links to the ending that the player is unaware of as of yet).
Red and Blue are the main colors used by the game. Colors in life is strange are used in very specific ways. The world in Arcadia is designed really normal looking, nice looking colors nothing much sticks out about the places as its suppose to just look normal; but there are three colors that stick out (Red, Blue and Yellow) constantly sticking out.
For example; While Chloe's color is Blue (e.g Blue hair, Blue Jeans), Nathan Prescott's Colors is Red like his red shirt he always wear. This is a great use of color as not only are the two characters completely different, the colors are too. If you look at the color circle the colors that represent each of the two characters are on different sides of each other representing Good and Evil or even Rich and Poor.
This video below touches onto the animal theory that I will look into later on, but I am currently looking into the color theory!
There is an imbalance almost from the start of the game as you save a former from her death that you previously see happen, throughout the game you stop her from dying many times and unravel a mystery that was hiding a monster in Arcadia.
Yellow is a complementary colors, its also the color places between Red and Blue; During a slow motion scene of a Kate's Death Jump there was a something hidden. While you are sprinting past people some of them pulsate red some of them blue and many others are yellow revealing which person represents which side and which person is complementary."