The Kate stuff was interesting to see, and it was nice to see "real" consequences and decision making having a big effect in the game. Not only on that, but other things like ratting out Nathan or what you tell David. I was able to save Kate, but definitely one of those times where it would be interesting to fail. Still a few too many moments just wandering around and not really doing much, and I kind of wish they would address the "maybe the bloody noses are because of using my powers" thing which seems all to obvious.

Total Butterfly Effect type of thing going on... curious to see how it plays out. I thought something crazy might have happened, but totally didn't expect to see Chloe like that. Better try again!

Chloe wants to take the disability fund money.
Her reckless driving habits, throughout the game, really.
After you save her dad (there's no other option for that one, in case you were hoping to try again) you see some polaroids disappear, but some don't. Of the ones that don't, there's one with Chloe holding the keys to her new truck. We can assume that her bad driving caused her to be in the condition she's in.

Did you let Lisa (the plant) die?
What breakfast did you choose??
Did you kiss Chloe in her bedroom???

Lisa died. Who knew watering a plant on consecutive days would kill it already?

Eggs and Bacon!

And of course I kissed Chloe, if i'm playing an 18 year old girl in a video game, i'm going to take full advantage

Warren doesn't turn out to be one of the "bad" people. That kid is too awesome to have a shitty twist like that. But there's one point in that trailer where he looks menacing for like 1/2 a second.

choosing whether or not to help Chloe die? Fuck. Just... fuck. I ended up with NO, and I'm not sure how that affects the rest of the game, to be honest. I have a feeling that, regardless, you still go back and let her father die instead, but damn. Still, it's awesome that Chloe's a big fan of Blade Runner.

I was in the majority with everything except Warren beating the heck out of Nathan. I totally allowed that to go on. And somehow I saw that ending coming.

Holy shit. Is Chloe dead-dead? For real this time? She's died, like, 3 or 4 times throughout the game, depending on your choices. I have a feeling that the drunk picture with Warren is going save her.As for that ending... damn. I guessed that he might be involved somehow early on, but kind of forgot about it until Max gets poked with the needle. As soon as that happened, I knew it couldn't have just been Nathan. I was reading in the spoiler thread on NeoGAF, and someone pointed out a line from Ep 1 where Jefferson hints at his own darker side.
As for Chloe, I'm leaning towards the theory that all the supernatural stuff is happening because Max keeps trying to save her. Double-spoiler for end-of-game theory:

Dr. Jacoby's name on a letter to Nathan's father?

Holy crap, didn't see that ending coming at all. Also, while they always allude to some sleazy things happening with Nathan and the dosing without outright talking about sex or rape, but it really felt like this one took it to the extreme this time with the dark room and Rachel's body. Felt like David Fincher type of stuff here.

And yeah, the choice to help kill Chloe was pretty crazy, especially since they actually show you doing it. I declined initially, but rewinded to see how that would play out.

Minor complaint, but it was a little silly and cliche how sloppy Max and Chloe are. They seem to basically leave everything they search and go through a mess rather then cover up that they were there, and going back to Rachel's body there at the end and not paying attention around them was horror movie type stuff