Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Twin Mirror Life is Strange: Double Exposure review - the most satisfyingly speculative, but least intimate, entry into the franchise yet

Max Caulfield returns to headline a follow-up that hints at an exciting new direction for the series — but doesn't quite manage to answer all of its own questions.

Chill Out "Nothing justifies hating on people for how they wrote their game" - Life is Strange's co-creator on certain fans' response to Double Exposure

"Creation is hard and very subjective and if [Double Exposure's] story does not please you, it does not erase what you imagined."

From A Past Life How to import your choices into Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Double Exposure is a direct sequel to the original Life is Strange, so naturally you'll want to see those old outcomes reflected here.

To The Max Life is Strange has grown up with its protagonist in Double Exposure, which makes for a great story, but also a grim reminder of our own lost youth

Max Caulfield is pushing 30 in her return to the series, and while the franchise formula remains largely intact, a lot of its teenage optimism has dissipated.