Life is Strange 'Chaos Theory' impressions - 'Theory' of everything
Dontnod Entertainment follows up the tragedy of 'Out of Time' with questions of growing up and accepting tragedy in Life is Strange's strongest episode to date.
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Life is Strange's co-director discusses the episode 2 ending fallout, Max's powers, and friendship
With Life is Strange's third episode releasing this week, Shacknews took the opportunity to speak with co-director Michel Koch from Dontnod Entertainment about how the ending from episode two will affect the story going forward. He also talks about Max's powers, her friendship with Chloe, and discusses the game's mature real-world themes.
Life is Strange explores 'Chaos Theory' next week
There are a lot of questions following the first two episodes of Life is Strange. The answers may start coming with the third episode, set to release next week.
Life is Strange - four burning questions after 'Out of Time'
The second episode of Life is Strange ended on an intense note and now it's time to look at four questions that are lingering in the wake of that ending.
Life is Strange 'Out of Time' impressions - teenage wasteland
Life is Strange turns up the emotion for its second episode, "Out of Time," offering a gutwrenching climax while finding interesting new ways to utilize Max Caulfield's rewind powers.
Life is Strange Episode 2 Releases Next Week
The Life is Strange story continues next week with its second episode, which explores the consquences of some of your actions.
Life is Strange: Episode 1 impressions - take a picture
Dontnod Entertainment is shifting away from action to a story-based episodic teen drama... where the teen just happens to have powers. Check out our impressions of Life is Strange's first episode: Chrysalis.
Life is Strange impressions: Stranger by the minute
Dontnod Entertainment (makers of Remember Me) provoded a first look at its upcoming adventure game, Life is Strange, at this year's New York Comic Con. In this coming of age story, a young girl named Max Caulfield reconnects with old friends while trying to uncover a mystery using time bending powers.
Life Is Strange announced from Remember Me dev
Episodic, narrative-driven adventure game from Dontnod coming to PC and consoles from Dontnod.
Remember Me review: risks without reward
Remember Me's rough edges outweigh its ambition by tenfold. While I respect the risks Dontnod took with certain aspects, so much of the game is mired in banality that it'd be impossible for me to give more than faint praise for what does work.
