Every Life is Strange Game Ranked

“What True Colors lacks in the emotional gut-wrench that the previous games have, it makes it for with a refined format that presents a story that fits right into the series and tells it in the best way seen so far.”

“Anyone who enjoyed Life is Strange should definitely download this episode as it gives some indication of where we're heading next, but even if you've managed to miss Life is Strange, this prologue has enough merit on…”

“If I’m being completely honest, I wasn’t exactly dying to experience Life is Strange: Before the Storm. It’s the surprise prequel nobody really asked for,”

“Life is Strange is a five-part episodic narrative driven adventure game that sets out to change story-based choice-and-consequence games by allowing the player to rewind time and affect the past, present and future.”

“In hopes of stopping an arson plot, Max has bent time and space once more to reunite with Chloe Price in the finality of their story together”

“Life is Strange 2: Episode one is a good start to an interesting adventure. The beginning is terrible and the political statements feel forced, but the dynamic relationship between Sean and Daniel is relatable and…”

“In Life is Strange: Double Exposure, Max Caulfield discovers her friend, Safi, dead in the snow. Max tries to save her but ends up in a parallel timeline where Safi is still alive and in danger!”