Life is Strange: Double Exposure would always have high expectations projected onto it, as the original is perhaps one of the best emotional and narrative-driven games out there. The sequel might ...

Life Is Strange: Double Exposure – hella disappointing (Square Enix) After almost a decade, Max Caulfield from the original Life Is Strange is back, in a new story with new superpowers to explore.

Square Enix Life is Strange: Double Exposure is out today. While nothing has been officially announced by developer Deck Nine or publisher Square Enix, several aspects of Double Exposure’s ...

The ending and post-credit scene and message of Life is Strange: Double Exposure indicate that a direct sequel is in the works.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure sees the rightful return of Max Caulfield to our screens. With the tragic events of Arcadia Bay behind her and some time spent road-tripping across America, the ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure has a post-credits scene that takes a page out of Marvel’s playbook. Regardless of your choices, it concludes with Safi heading off to explore her supernatural ...

Life Is Strange: Double Exposure sees Max Caulfield's long-awaited return to the series, and though some threads – like the mystery over Safi's death – were resolved, others were left open to ...

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The 10th anniversary of Life is Strange is fast approaching: in January next year it'll have been a full decade since Max, Chloe, and co. first entered our lives and, in many cases, won our hearts ...

Double Exposure seems like a thrilling sequel that faithfully ages Max up from her younger years. It feels right at home in the Life is Strange series as a coming-of-age story with a supernatural ...

‘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 ...

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.