Life is Strange: Reunion Review [Capsule Computers]
This review discusses Life is Strange: Reunion, the latest entry aiming to conclude the story of Max and Chloe. It notes the series' past success with choice-based gameplay and time travel elements, and reflects on how previous sequels and the return of Max in Double Exposure handled the legacy.
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- Entities
- Topic: Episodic Games
- Game: Life is Strange
- Company: Square Enix
- Company: Deck Nine
- Game: Life Is Strange: Double Exposure
- Game: Life Is Strange: Reunion
- Topic: Choice-Based Gameplay
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