Here we go again with the same premise, reminiscent of both the original game and Life Is Strange: True Colors. Life is strange, but these great characters make it all that much easier to handle.

When the first episode of Life Is Strange was released, I was 16 years old. I was cool, I was angsty, and I was a creative powerhouse. Okay, fine, I was quiet, nerdy, and hyperfixated on creative ...

This was true of Deck Nine’s Life is Strange: True Colors too: the game’s performances are one of its strongest points. Double Exposure's entire plot arguably hinges on Max’s relationship with her ...