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.

Life is Strange 2 got a surprise cameo in its final episode and Shacknews breaks down what it means. (Warning: Contains spoilers for episode 5.) ...

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 ...

In Life is Strange 2, the endings are about the reaction of Sean and Daniel to the world around them. What will be their place in the world, based on — well, you’ll have to see what is the ...

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 ...

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 ...

The fifth and final episode of Life is Strange 2 is out, marking the end of Dontnod’s return to the adventure franchise for the Xbox One, PC, and PS4. The sequel is a worthy follow-up to the ...

Life Is Strange 2 has a strong story and an ending that isn't afraid to get political. It's another strong entry in Dontnod's series on teen angst.

The female characters in Life is Strange 2 are on the periphery of Sean's understanding. They are NPCs, often framed in a way that shows Sean doesn't 'get' them.

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.