Life is Strange puts you in the role of Max, a young girl studying to be a photographer at a fancy high school. Her best friend Chloe is a prototypical teen rebel, complete with blue hair and a ...

Life Is Strange has plenty of small choices, but the large, game-defining ones typically occur just once or twice per episode. All of these choices have some effect on the game's events; however ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure reveal stream.Watch on YouTube "We knew that this had to be something special," narrative director Felice Kuan said of returning to Max's story.

Instead, Deck Nine has chosen to make Life is Strange: Double Exposure focus on Max and Max alone. She’s gone her own way, and while there are signs of Chloe regardless of whether she’s alive ...

If you're a Life is Strange fan, there's a lot to love about True Colors, and if you're new to the series, Alex is a fantastic protagonist to start off with. Reviewed on PS5 with a code provided ...

The original Life is Strange is just about old enough to have a legacy at this stage, but what, ... the "blue haired lesbian" trope was already recognisable shorthand in 2015, ...

In Life is Strange: True Colors, you’ll be playing as Alex Chen. Although, she has a backstory, there are aspects about her in which you can make your own as the story progresses.

While art doesn’t always require an audience, Square Enix’s choice-driven adventure game Life is Strange quickly found a home among young gamers (especially in the queer community) with an ...

A blue aura denotes sadness, a red aura shows anger, and a purple aura stands for fear. ... The Life Is Strange: Remastered Collection, Life Is Strange: True Colors, ...

Life is Strange Double Exposure from developer Deck Nine is a long-anticipated, next-generation follow-up to a unique hit. Technically the fourth game in the series but a direct sequel to Life is ...

‘Life is Strange: Double Exposure’ is a direct sequel to the first game that continues Max’s personal growth while providing a solid cast of new characters. However, its pacing feels rushed ...