Life is Strange: True Colors takes us to a new town, introduces us to a new power, and will put you into the shoes of a brand new protagonist in Alex Chen.

Where Life Is Strange’s relatable college-set drama was tangled up in a web of time manipulation and murder mysteries, Deck Nine wisely makes the case that life, as an ordinary teenager, is ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is almost here, with the new adventure to set enter an early access period on October 15, 2024. This one is well worth paying attention to, as developer Deck Nine ...

The Life Is Strange saga is expanding again in the form of Life Is Strange: Forget-Me-Not, a comic series set after the events of True Colors. heck out our exclusive cover art reveal.

The wildly popular webcomic "Strange Planet" has attracted millions of followers by pointing out absurdities in everyday life.Beings on Strange Planet live in a place very similar to Earth and ...

Life is Strange creators discuss leaving their hit narrative adventure series behind, building on it with Lost Records "In another universe, I would love to think of what could have been." ...

Life is Strange 2. Life is Strange 2 takes place shortly after the events of the first game but features an entirely new cast. The brother protagonists, Sean and Daniel Diaz, ...

In Life is Strange: Double Exposure, Max is no longer the teenager we once knew. She’s an adult, a photographer-in-residence, and a teacher at Caledon University in Vermont.

So yes, Life is Strange: Double Exposure does repeat the past, as does Max herself. But this repetition isn’t done out of a lack of creativity, it’s done out of a desire to explore the past.

Life is Strange shows the potential of video game storytelling to cross mediums, and if the industry is to grow, these achievements need recognition no matter how much they buck trends.