So I'd recommend watching a playthrough of LiS 2 if you don't feel like playing it. The only thing you might miss out on in True Colours is that Deck Nine may include some LiS 2 references. It's not really a good LiS game in my opinion, as you don't really get the chance to build proper relationships with NPCs. Overall though, you can probably skip it if you don't want to play it.
The LiS 2 story isn't directly connected to LiS 1, but there are some cool references and other surprises that are linked to the original game. I haven't played Tell Me Why yet so I can't offer an opinion on it. Ultimately, I'd definitely recommend LiS2. You do get one "final choice" like in LiS, but it may play out differently based on your prior actions. Lastly, the choices you make throughout LiS2 will affect the ending. LiS2 also has more realistic or "normal" dialogue - less of the kind of cringey stuff LiS has been criticised for (although I personally don't mind it). You do use the game's power mechanic at points, but it moreso factors in when making decisions. LiS has more of a gameplay element with using Max's power to solve problems and such, and that isn't as much of an element with LiS2. What I'm trying to say is that the games have very different feels, which is why some people love LiS2 and some hate it.
LiS, while also depressing at points obviously, feels more like a mindbender and mystery and more fantasy-like, in my opinion. Regardless of the supernatural powers, I'd say LiS2 is a lot more realistic in terms of story. I think the story itself is stronger and more realistic - it's gritty, and kind of depressing. I really enjoyed LiS2 and I'd recommend it.
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