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Life Is Strange (video game)
Life Is Strange Cover.jpg
Programmer(southward) DONTNOD Entertainment
Publisher(s) Square Enix
Distributor(s) Square Enix
Designer(southward) Baptiste Moisan
Sebastien Judit
Sebastien Gaillard
Writer(due south) Christian Divine
Jean-Luc Cano
Artist(s) Kenny Laurent
Amaury Balandier
Composer(s) Jonathan Morali
Director(s) Raoul Barbet
Michel Koch
Engine Unreal Engine three
Release engagement(south) NA January xxx, 2015[1] (Episode 1) (PC)
  • NA January 29, 2015[1] (XBox)
  • NA February three, 2015 (PlayStation Network)
    NA March 25, 2015 (Episode 2)
    NA May 19, 2015 (Episode 3)
    NA July 28, 2015 (Episode 4)
    NA October 20, 2015 (Episode 5)
Genre(south) Gamble Game
Style(s) Single Player
Requirements Windows Vista (minimum)
Windows 7 (minimum)
Windows viii
CPU Dual Core 2.0GHz (Vista)
Dual Core three.0GHz (Wind. 7)
Audio Version 9.0 (Vista)
Version 9.0 (Win. 7)

Life Is Strange is a multiplatform game developed by DONTNOD Amusement and published by Square Enix. Life Is Strange follows the exploits of xviii-yr one-time Max Caulfield, a high school senior who learns she has the ability to rewind time when she saves her childhood friend, Chloe Toll, from beingness killed. Life Is Foreign was released on the XBox One on January 29, 2015[2] and the PC via Steam and other online retail sites for PC Gaming on Janurary 30, 2015.[3] Its release on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 via the PlayStation Network was delayed until February 3, 2015 on business relationship of technical issues.[4] [1] [5]

Story

Official Description

"LIFE IS Strange™ takes identify in the fictional town of Arcadia Bay, Oregon, where senior student Max Caulfield returns afterward a five year absenteeism. Reunited with her former friend Chloe, the pair will attempt to uncover the uncomfortable truth behind the mysterious disappearance of fellow student Rachel Amber."
—Square Enix[3]

Characters

  • Max Caulfield - Max Caulfield has spent 5 years away from her hometown in Arcadia Bay, Oregon. Returning to attend the Blackwell Academy, Max inadvertently learns of a terrible tempest that may destroy Arcadia Bay when she discovers she has the ability to manipulate fourth dimension. She reunites with her childhood friend, Chloe Price, who is searching for her best friend, Rachel Amber, who has gone missing.
  • Chloe Toll - A rebellious young adult female searching for her best friend, Rachel Bister, is the childhood friend of Max Caulfield. When the two reunite, Chloe has been dealing with the expiry of her father and the disappearance of Rachel.
  • Rachel Bister - Rachel Amber is the friend of Chloe Toll and a popular girl at Blackwell Academy. Half-dozen months prior to October 2013, she disappeared subsequently meeting someone who "changed her life". Chloe began searching for her when she did not return.
  • Victoria Chase - The "mean girl" of Blackwell University, Victoria hates Max and is a competitor for the top prize in Marker Jefferson's "Everyday Heroes" competition.
  • Warren Graham - Max'south friend at Blackwell Academy, Warren is a fan of photography, mathematics, films and science fiction.
  • Nathan Prescott - The son of the Prescott family, Nathan attempts to kill Chloe later she threatens to expose his drug dealing to his parents.
  • Kate Marsh - A quiet religious girl who believes in abstinence, Kate has been bullied by the educatee body of Blackwell University for her behavior and is suspected of wrongdoing past security guard, David Madsen.
  • David Madsen - The stepfather of Chloe Price and husband of Joyce price, David Madsen is a security guard at Blackwell Academy attempting to place the entire school under constant surveillance.
  • Mark Jefferson - Mark Jefferson is a famous photographer from the nineties who teaches photography classes at Blackwell University. One of Max's favorite photographers, he encourages Max to enter the Everyday Heroes Contest and to pursue a career as a professional photographer.
  • Joyce Cost - The female parent of Chloe Price, Joyce is a waitress at the Two Whales Diner. Following the expiry of her husband, William, she marries David Madsen, the head of security at Blackwell. She often clashes with her girl, who loathes her stepfather.
  • Frank Bowers - A local drug dealer in Arcadia Bay, Frank Bowers is Chloe Price's dealer, looking to exist repaid afterward she takes a loan of three grand from him to facilitate an escape from Arcadia Bay with Rachel Amber.
  • Ray Wells - The Principal of Blackwell University, Ray Wells is responsible for the financial allegiance of the school, currently under the ownership of the Prescott Family.

Summary

October 7, 2013

18 year one-time Max (Hannah Telle) wakes in the centre of what she believes is a nightmare. Lost in the middle of a storm, Max reaches a lighthouse as it's destroyed past a swelling tornado. She awakes in the class of her teacher Marker Jefferson (Derek Phillips). To restore her composure, she proceeds to the restroom. There, Max witnesses classmate Nathan Prescott (Nik Shriner) murder a daughter. In a single, sudden effort, she rewinds fourth dimension and is returns into the classroom from before.

Informed of the following outcome, she hurries off to rescue the daughter using her recently adult ability. It is revealed that the person Max saved was her childhood friend Chloe Price (Ashly Burch). The ii reunite and become for a walk to the same lighthouse from her nightmare. Max so reveals to Chloe her capacity to travel dorsum in time. It is made known that what she idea was a dream is rather the reckoning of a hereafter event, and the tempest, an approaching disaster headed for the town.

October eight, 2013

The post-obit twenty-four hour period, Max observes fellow student Kate Marsh (Dayeanne Hutton) being subjected to bullying for a viral video depicting her kissing several students at a party. It is suggested that she may have been drugged, and Max suspects Nathan as the perpetrator. Max visits the diner where Chloe's mother Joyce (Cissy Jones) works equally a waitress and meets Chloe there. They determine to experiment with Max's ability at Chloe's undercover hideout, a scrapyard. However, this strains Max and results in her having a nosebleed and fainting.

Chloe takes her back to Blackwell University. During class, everyone is called out to the courtyard. Kate is upwardly on the roof of the girls' dorm with the intention to spring. Max stops time unexpectedly and uses the ability in an endeavor to achieve Kate. At this betoken, she has the opportunity to convince Kate to get downwardly from the roof and come with her. Ultimately, Max vows to uncover what happened to Kate and Chloe'south missing friend Rachel Amber.

October 9, 2013

Max and Chloe break into the principal'due south office that dark to investigate. After they search through his files, Chloe insists on entering the puddle for a swim. The campus security—at present alerted—comes to inspect the activity inside. They flee back to Chloe'due south identify. The side by side morning, Max and Chloe depart for the diner to sneak into the motor home of Frank Bowers (Daniel Bonjour), a drug dealer and Rachel's friend. They learn that Rachel was having a romantic relationship with Frank and lied to Chloe about information technology.

Chloe storms off feeling betrayed. Back at the dormitory, Max examines a childhood photo of her and Chloe. Without notice, she is transported to the twenty-four hour period that picture was taken. Faced with the chance to save Chloe's father William (Joe Ochman) from dying in a traffic collision, she conceals the keys to his machine, which inadvertently creates an alternate timeline where Chloe has been paralyzed from the neck down.

October 10, 2013

In the alternative reality, Max comes beyond the photo that let her salve Chloe's father, merely at present instead uses it to undo her decision and restore Chloe to wellness. It manages to re-establish the original timeline. Max and Chloe continue their investigation and obtain clues that lead them to an abandoned befouled owned by the influential Prescott family. They discover a bunker hidden underneath that contains pictures of Kate and Rachel tied up and intoxicated—Rachel is shown in ane prototype being cached at Chloe's secret hideout.

They speed in the direction of the scrapyard. Rachel is found dead and cached, much to Chloe's despair. Max follows Chloe to a school party to confront Nathan, believing he will target another student there every bit his next victim. They receive a text message from Nathan threatening to destroy the bear witness, which returns them to the scrapyard. In that location, they are ambushed by Jefferson, who drugs Max and shoots Chloe in the head.

October xi, 2013

Max is held captive inside the bunker with Jefferson, who reveals that he has been drugging and kidnapping immature girls in guild to photograph them and, equally such, capture their innocence. Max uses her powers to escape into a photograph. Emerging back at the commencement in Jefferson'due south course, she informs Chloe's stepfather David Madsen (Don McManus), the head of security at Blackwell, of her kidnapper's identity.

Jefferson is caught, Chloe is rescued and Max is afforded the opportunity to go to San Francisco and have one of her photos displayed in an art gallery. She calls Chloe from the consequence, realizing that, for all her effort, the storm has reached Arcadia Bay. Max teleports to the fourth dimension she took the gallery photograph, which eventually leads her to sojourn alternative realities as they devolve into a living nightmare.

By the story's end, Max arrives at the lighthouse with Chloe. They confront the fact that Max brought the approaching storm into beingness past availing herself of the fourth dimension travel abilities in the beginning place, and the only style to prevent information technology is for her to go back in fourth dimension over again and allow Chloe to be killed by Nathan. Max must make a selection: cede Chloe's life to save Arcadia Bay, or cede Arcadia Bay in lodge to spare Chloe.

Episodes

  • Episode one: Chrysalis - January xxx, 2015[1]
  • Episode 2: Out of Fourth dimension - March 24, 2015[6]
  • Episode 3: Anarchy Theory - May 19, 2015[7]
  • Episode 4: Nighttime Room - July 28, 2015[8]
  • Episode 5: Polarized - October twenty, 2015[ix]

Gameplay

Life Is Foreign utilizes nonlinear gameplay element like dialog trees, re-popularized in point and click adventure games such as The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead by Telltale Games, and function-playing games like BioWare's Mass Effect series.[x]

According to DONTNOD Entertainment, thespian choice shapes the consequences of the game's narrative.[eleven] Max's ability to fourth dimension travel, or rather rewind time, also plays a large office in how the gameplay alters story co-ordinate to role player choice.[xi]

The player character uses the time travel game mechanic. The timer display is visible on-screen.

Life Is Strange is a graphic adventure, played from a third-person view.[12] Introducing the mechanic of rewinding fourth dimension allows the thespian to go back and redo any action other than what is done by a checkpoint (still long a checkpoint lasts).[13]

Outfitted with a polarity system,[14] the choices made volition modify and touch the story through curt or long-term consequences.[15] Dontnod creative manager Jean-Maxime Moris added yet that "for each one of your choices that you brand in that location's no definite answer. Something proficient in the short-term might plow out worse later".[sixteen] Whenever a course of activeness poses an influence to the story, a butterfly symbol comes into view.[17]

All accessible possibilities are itemised at the end of each episode.[18] Dialogue exchanges tin be rewound while branching options are used for conversation.[19] [20] Once an effect is reset, the details provided before are permitted to avail themselves in the hereafter.[21]

Items that are collected earlier time traveling will be kept in the inventory after the fact.[22] The player can also examine and interact with objects indicated by a display of hand drawn icons, which enables puzzle solving.[23] Easter eggs are present in all the levels of the game to suit its exploratory traits.[24] [25]

Development

Announcement

Apr 10, 2013, during the news of DONTNOD Entertainment's "bankruptcy", French gaming website Gamekult appear that the developer was searching for public funding for a new intellectual property, [tentatively] titled "What If?".[26] [27] June 2014, gaming website IGN.com appear that DONTNOD Entertainment was collaborating with Concluding Fantasy developer, Square Enix, on a new belongings for "digital platforms".[28]

Taken from the source, develop-online.cyberspace, IGN stated neither DONTNOD or Square Enix were explicit on the verbal nature of their collaboration, with regards to the new IP'due south gameplay or story.[29] [28]

Gamescom 2014

Baronial 11, during the 2014 Gamescom outcome, DONTNOD and Square Enix officially revealed the proper name and promotional content of their collaboration, Life Is Strange. The game was announced on Square Enix's official blog folio.[thirty] [iii] Life Is Strange would be produced every bit an episodic game for digital download on the PlayStation iii, PlayStation 4, XBox I and PC.

Remember Me artistic director, Jean-Maxime Moris stated, "Everybody at DONTNOD is excited to exist working on such a refreshing title. "We're not simply crafting the best game we possibly tin, we also feel nosotros're providing the blazon of experience that perfectly fits today'due south renewed taste for originality and diversity".[3]

Style and Theme

Jean-Maxime Moris said of the setting and fine art style, "The Pacific Northwest was something that we determined very early in the development process equally the place we wanted to set the game in. That's because we wanted to have this very nostalgic and autumnal feel to the game, and in terms of colors ... to me it'due south actually i of those places that bring this kind of nostalgia, and I mean this in a positive way. This sense of looking inside yourself".[31] All textures seen in the game are paw painted to achieve what creative director Michel Koch called "impressionistic rendering".[32] [12]

Although Life Is Strange holds significant differences from Dontnod's previous title Remember Me, Moris noted that the game addresses like themes of memory and identity.[33] Running on an improved version of Unreal Engine three, the game takes use of the tools and special furnishings "similar lighting and depth of field" engineered for Remember Me as well as subsequent advances.[xiii] Moris remarks, "Nosotros're non only crafting the best game we possibly tin, nosotros as well feel we're providing the type of feel that perfectly fits today's renewed taste for originality and diversity".[34]

Inspired by modernistic indie folk music,[35] the soundtrack intends to inform the game's peaceful mood and has been said to "permeate through every layer of story, art and sound".[16] Considered by Moris as "50% of the experience", the music will exist a blend of licensed tracks and composed pieces.[36]

System Requirements

Jan 3, 2015, onlysp.com reported DONTNOD released minimum and recommended functioning system requirements for Windows Vista and Windows 7.[37]

RECOMMENDED:

  • Operating Organisation: Windows vii
  • CPU: Dual Core 3.0GHz or equivalent
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Hard drive Space: 3 GB available space
  • Graphics Hardware: ATI or NVidia card w/ 1024 MB RAM (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or ATI HD 4890)
  • Audio Hardware: Version ix.0

MINIMUM:

  • Operating System:Windows Vista
  • CPU: Dual Core 2.0GHz or equivalent
  • Memory: ii GB RAM
  • Hard drive Space: 3 GB available space
  • Graphics Hardware: ATI or NVidia menu westward/ 512 MB RAM (non recommended for Intel HD Graphics cards)
  • Sound Hardware: Version 9.0

Release

Digital Release

December 17, 2014 Square Enix officially appear that the release of the first episode of Life Is Strange would exist January 30, 2015 beyond all platforms (Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation iv, and PC via Steam).[1] All five episodes price $4.99 (£3.99) each with the option of season passes. The flavor passes available toll $19.99 (£xv.99) and $16.99 (£thirteen.99) "for episodes two-to-5".[1]

July 21, 2016, The offset episode of Life Is Foreign was made "indefinitely free" for download for standard and PlayStation Plus Network members.[38] [39] As of 2017, Life Is Strange is currently available for all platforms and Steam.

Physical release

In November 2014, the publisher expressed interest in having physical copies released of the game,[xl] only added that they "are currently 100 per cent focused on the digital release".[41] Later, in 2015, the Standard and Limited Edition Concrete Releases of Life Is Foreign was appear December 11, 2015[42] for a January 2016 release exclusive to the PlayStation iv, PC and Xbox One. The Standard and Limited Edition release of Life Is Strange in North America was released Jan xix, 2016.[43] In PAL Regions, the Limited Edition of Life Is Strange was released on January 22, 2016.[44]

Japanese Release

September 7, 2015, Square Enix announced the Japanese release of Life Is Strange for the PlayStation and PC.[45] A Japanese twitter account for the game was set by Square Enix Japan[46], announcing, "Life Is Foreign, an adventure game featuring a high schoolhouse girl who lives in a rural Oregon town, is coming to PS3/PS4 and PC in Japan."[45] [47]

Following was the announcement of fractional voice talents for the game, Lynn, tweeted that she would portray Chloe Cost, stating, "I promise you're looking forward to the release!"[48] Kumi Tanaka, tweeted that she would be portraying protagonist, Max Caulfield.[49] [45] [47]

Episode 2 Leak

Feb vi, 2014, community users on Steam began reporting that the second episode, "Out of Time", had been leaked online. Many causeless that user reports were either a lie or the piece of work of members of the website 4chan.[50] [51]

Scott Blows, a community manager at DONTNOD Entertainment, officially confirmed that the leaked episode was in fact legitimate.[50] However, the version circulating the internet was an earlier and buggier version of the episode, which was still existence worked on at the time of his confirmation. He urged users to resist the temptation of downloading the early on build and look for the official release of the second episode (nonetheless slated for a "mid-March" release) instead.[note 1] [51]

Delays

February 26, 2015, video game news site Destructoid reported that Square Enix announced the delay of the second episode of Life Is Strange, "Out of Fourth dimension".[52] When the site inquired almost the reasons why, none were provided past the either the publisher or the games developers. Additionally a new release date was not provided.[52]

All the same, the following twenty-four hour period, DONTNOD'due south official twitter for the game announced the episode non delayed, but expected to arrive at the stop of March.[note 2] [53] Post-obit their annunciation that episode was however on track, they released concept art of the upcoming episode.[54] Square Enix reported declined to comment further on the matter when questioned by Destructoid.[52] Earlier, DONTNOD stated that the episodes were "roughly" and not definitely scheduled for a 6 week release.[55] [56]

In an interview with Eurogamer, Dontnod dismissed the previously reported release schedule of six weeks between each episode, which had initially caused the rumours of filibuster.[57] "We're doing our best", said co-game managing director Michel Koch, "The idea is to keep it at less than two months".[58]

Critical Reception

For a individual breakdown of scores for each episode, visit the "Episode Guide" for the game.

As Life Is Strange is an episode game, an overall an comprehensive consensus of the game may not reached or aggregated until long after the game's release. As such, this subsection of the commodity will exist updated as and when.

"Chrysalis"

"Episode 1: Chrysalis" was met with generally positive feedback. While it was criticized for its lip-syncing[59] [60] and apply of dialogue,[61] [62] critics most notably lauded the grapheme development,[63] [64] music[65] [66] and fourth dimension travel component,[67] declaring "there should be more games like [it]".[68] [69]

The episode was praised for its accomplishments in contrast with what Telltale Games had done in the past to progress the genre.[seventy] GameRankings aggregated the Microsoft Windows version a rating of 78%, the PlayStation 4 version 78.32%, the PlayStation 3 version 85% and the Xbox One version 78.75%. Metacritic offered the Microsoft Windows version a 79/100 grade, the PlayStation iv version 76/100 and the Xbox One version 78/100.

"Out of Fourth dimension"

"Episode 2: Out of Time" received positive reviews. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Microsoft Windows version 79.fifty% based on four reviews and 73/100 based on 6 reviews,[71] [72] the PlayStation iv version 81.67% based on 6 reviews and 77/100 based on x reviews,[73] [74] and the Xbox 1 version 68.fifty% based on 4 reviews[75] and 68 based on 3 reviews.[76]

"Anarchy Theory"

"Episode 3: Chaos Theory" received positive reviews. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Microsoft Windows version 74.l% based on 2 reviews and lxxx/100 based on vii reviews,[77] [78] the PlayStation four version 79.75% based on 24 reviews and 80/100 based on 28 reviews,[79] [80] and the Xbox I version 83.00% based on x reviews and 80/100 based on 12 reviews.[81] [82]

"Dark Room"

"Episode 4: Night Room" received positive reviews. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Microsoft Windows version lxxx.33% based on vi reviews and 76/100 based on 8 reviews,[83] [84] the PlayStation 4 version 82.52% based on 21 reviews and eighty/100 based on 29 reviews,[85] [86] and the Xbox 1 version 76.88% based on 8 reviews and 73/100 based on ten reviews.[87] [88] GameRankings gave the PlayStation 3 version 65.00% based on 1 review.[89]

"Polarized"

"Episode 5: Polarized", was commended for having offered a "plumbing equipment conclusion" to the coming of age story of Max Caulfield and the relationship betwixt the two leads was similarly noted as having been carried out successfully.[90] [91] One stealth sequence was described as "tedious" and "out-of-place" while other aspects inhabiting the aforementioned course of events were favoured.[92] [93] Reviewers were essentially divided on the ending,[94] [95] [96] [97] citing the episode'due south subtitle as something that mirrored their own feelings toward it.[98] [99]

Since its release in Oct 2015, aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Microsoft Windows version 80.29% based on 7 reviews[100] and 83/100 based on 8 reviews[101]; the PlayStation 4 version 83.46% based on 24 reviews[102] and 81/100 based on thirty reviews[103] Metacritic gave the PlayStation 3 version a 69/100 rating based on 1 reviews[104] and GameRankings gave the PlayStation 3 version 65.00% based on 1 review.[105] The Xbox One version 80.00% based on six reviews[106] and eighty/100 based on 7 reviews.[106] [107]

Accolades

May 7, 2015, Life Is Strange was nominated for a Develop Online award.[108] May 26, 2015, DONTNOD Entertainment was invited to BAFTA for a showcase focusing on the storytelling of Life Is Strange.[109] [110] July eleven, 2015, DONTNOD were given Develop Awards for "Best Narrative" and "Best New IP".[111] [112] September i, 2015, DONTNOD was nominated for 6 Golden Joystick Awards (Best Audio, All-time Original Game, Best Storytelling, All-time Gaming Moment, Best Gaming Performance, Ultimate Game of the Yr) for the thirty-third award ceremony.[113] [114] The game won "Performance of the Year" (Ashly Burch) and placed tertiary for "Best Gaming Moment" (Saving Kate) and "Game of the Year".[113] Life is Foreign won a total of nine awards near the end of 2015.[115]

Sales

The first episode was ranked fifth amongst the best selling PlayStation 4 and PlayStation iii video games of Feb 2015.[116] Prior to the release of "Dark Room", Life Is Strange reached 1 meg sales[annotation three] [117] in July 2015, having accumulated over 1.2 million unique players worldwide.[118] [119]

The attach rate to units between the complete season and season laissez passer proved to be "extremely strong", divulged Square Enix.[119] The retail edition made seventh place in the top 10 Uk game sales chart for the calendar week ending 23 January 2016.[120]

Season Ii

Main article: Life Is Foreign Season 2

During the 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo, creative director Luc Baghadoust was interviewed by Polygon and asked if DONTNOD Entertainment was interested in standing the episodic series with another game, or rather a "2nd flavor". "Nosotros would dearest to have the opportunity to do some other season," Baghadoust said.[121]

Baghadoust elaborated that if a second game were greenlit, the narrative would focus on new characters, equally they felt the story of Max Caulfield and Chloe Price was "narratively consummate", and adopting album approached used in series such as American Horror Story and True Detective.[121] "We can really go with other characters, other locations, but still keep the identity of the game, the themes of the game," he said.[121]

February 2017, rumors began to broadcast that DONTNOD Entertainment was working on a "second flavor" of Life Is Strange.[122] [123] May 18, 2017 the development team later confirmed the news with a special announcement video on the game official social media sites and the official Square Enix blog.[124] [125] [126]

Digital Series

Main article: Life Is Strange (Digital Serial)

July 27, 2016, DONTNOD Entertainment and Legendary Entertainment officially announced that Legendary'southward subsidiary, Legendary Digital Studios, would be collaborating with dj2 and Square Enix to create a "digital" tv set serial out of the 2015 hazard game, Life Is Strange. No farther details are bachelor at this time.[127] [128]

Trivia

  • According to Jeane-Maxime Morris, the relationship between Max and Chloe was fabricated ambiguous enough that information technology could exist read every bit romantic if a player so desired.[129] In the third episode, "Chaos Theory", the actor is given the pick to osculation or non kiss Chloe when she dares the role player character, Max Caulfield, to osculation her.[130]
  • In the development diary, "A New Get-go", DONTNOD Entertainment's developers land that every publisher except Square Enix asked them to make their protagonists male person instead of female.[131]
  • Syd Matters's "Obstacles" was a featured song in the announcement trailer and the end of the starting time episode.[132]
  • Life Is Strange was in development before the release of Gone Abode.[133]
  • Though information technology was originally named What If?, DONTNOD Entertainment considered over a hundred dissimilar names for Life Is Strange. What If was non used because of a Daniel Radcliffe pic of the same proper name had been released in 2013 and 2014 prior.[134]
  • April xviii, 2015, DONTNOD Entertainment announced its official Life Is Strange forums on the Square Enix website.[135]
  • June 18, 2015, DONTNOD Entertainment held a Twitch question and answer during Square Enix Presents.[127]
  • Actress Ashly Burch, auditioned for the roles of both Max Caulfield and Chloe Price.[136] DONTNOD blind-cast Burch as Chloe after hearing her accept for the grapheme.
  • Pocket-sized modifications were made to the lip syncing issue addressed in earlier reviews of the game's debut.[137] [138] [notation iv]
  • According to coding files in Life Is Strange, the serial may accept been originally planned for eight episodes instead of five.[139] [140]

Videos

Announcements

Trailers

Behind the Scenes

Gameplay

Gallery

Promotional

Screenshots

"Chrysalis"

"Out of Time"

"Chaos Theory"

"Dark Room"

"Polarized"

Concept Fine art

Wallpapers

External Links

Notes

  1. ↑ Scott Blows: We've seen the leak of later episodes of Life is Strange and it deeply saddens united states of america that something nosotros've invested so much time and passion into is available unfinished and not as we intended you lot to experience information technology. Delight back up usa by ignoring the temptation to download work in progress code, we hope you there are still plenty of things we're improving and polishing and episode ii will be ready for release in mid-march."
  2. ↑ @LifeIsStrange: There take been rumours of Ep2 delay but development is on track and nosotros're looking to release it before the end of March.
  3. ↑ Square Enix: "The attach charge per unit to units between the complete season and season laissez passer proved to be "extremely potent", divulged Square Enix"
  4. ↑ "The lip syncing is FIXED and while still not perfect is a gigantic step up..."

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  4. ↑ PlayStation Store Update - Feb 3, 2015
  5. ↑ Technical Difficulties
  6. ↑ @LifeIsStrange: Episode 2: Out of Time Release Engagement Confirmation
  7. ↑ Life Is Strange: Episode 3: Chaos Theory
  8. ↑ Life is Foreign Episode Four - Launch Trailer & Release Date
  9. ↑ Life is Foreign Episode 5 - Aiming for October 20 release
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  11. ↑ xi.0 11.1 Life is Strange, episodic gamble game, coming from Recollect Me dev
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  14. ↑ Is Strange Feels like an Indie Movie
  15. ↑ Do your choices matter if y'all tin just rewind time and redo them?
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  18. ↑ You Should Play This Episodic Supernatural High School Game
  19. ↑ Life is Strange is a globe yous'll want to lose yourself in
  20. ↑ Life is Strange: Dontnod Entertainment wants you to grow up|start=Dale
  21. ↑ Life Is Strange Has Strict Time Travel Rules And A Unique Photography Aesthetic
  22. ↑ Life Is Foreign developer diary explores rewind characteristic
  23. ↑ Start Impressions - Life is Foreign from DONTNOD Entertainment|
  24. ↑ Life is Strange
  25. ↑ Final Life Is Strange Dev Diary
  26. ↑ THE NEXT DONTNOD (Recollect ME) APPOINTED? (UPDATE)
  27. ↑ NeoGaf - DONTNOD (Remember me) receives public funding for IP chosen 'What if?'
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 REMEMBER ME DEVELOPER DONTNOD CREATING NEW GAME WITH SQUARE ENIX
  29. ↑ Remember Me Programmer working on Square Enix Game
  30. ↑ Square Enix's New Game Is Something Completely Different
  31. ↑ Life Is Foreign Gameplay Preview Interview
  32. ↑ Life Is Strange Gets New Screenshots Showing Dontnod'due south Lovely Art Manner; It looks Super-Sweetness on PS4
  33. ↑ Gamescom 2014: How 'Life is Foreign' Gets Female Protagonists Right
  34. ↑ Square Enix and Recollect Me creator announce Life Is Foreign
  35. ↑ Dontnod Entertainment Reveals More than Nigh the Strange Goings On In Life Is Strange
  36. ↑ Life Is Foreign Artistic Managing director Jean-Maxime Moris Talks Temper, Choices, and Female Leads
  37. ↑ Life is Strange – PC Minimum and Recommended System Requirements Released
  38. ↑ Life is Strange episode 1 volition be free 'indefinitely' as of tomorrow
  39. ↑ Life Is Strange Episode 1 is at present free
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  41. ↑ Square Enix Because Retail Release for Life is Strange: Annal URL
  42. ↑ was announced Life Is Foreign Limited Edition Appear
  43. ↑ Life Is Strange (Standard Edition Release, January xix, 2016)
  44. ↑ Life Is Strange: Express Edition - Mobdy Games
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  46. ↑ @LifeIsStrange_JP - September 7, 2015
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.i Square Enix Releasing Life Is Strange in Nihon
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  49. ↑ @kumitanaka321 - September 7, 2015
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  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 Life is Strange Episode 2 Leaked with Bugs, Devs Answer
  52. ↑ 52.0 52.one 52.two Square Enix: Life Is Foreign Episode 2 Delayed
  53. ↑ @LifeIsStrange - Episode 2 not delayed
  54. ↑ @LifeIsStrange - Episode 2 Concept Fine art
  55. ↑ In Life Is Strange, Life Is... Well, Foreign
  56. ↑ Life is Strange'south offset episode arrives in late January, watch the debut trailer
  57. ↑ Life is Strange dev talks lip-syncing, release schedule and publisher demands
  58. ↑ is Foreign episodes won't release more than 2 months autonomously
  59. ↑ Life Is Foreign: Episode 1 - Chrysalis
  60. ↑ LIFE IS Strange - EPISODE I
  61. ↑ Life is Strange: Episode 1 - Chrysalis review: then-called life
  62. ↑ Life is Strange Ep. i review: Finding the strange in everyday life
  63. ↑ 'Life Is Foreign' Episode one review: 'Chrysalis'
  64. ↑ Life Is Foreign: Episode 1 introduces a fascinating hero in a world total of ugly weirdos (review)
  65. ↑ Life Is Strange Episode One 'Chrysalis' Review: A Beautiful And Incomplete Melancholy, Like Life Itself
  66. ↑ Turning Back the Clock With 'Life is Strange'
  67. ↑ Life Is Strange: Episode ane review – this action volition have consequences
  68. ↑ REVIEW: 'Life Is Strange' Puts You in the Shoes of a Time-Bending Teen...and That's a Real Skilful Thing
  69. ↑ Everyday life can make an crawly video game
  70. ↑ What Telltale Could Learn From Life is Strange
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  73. ↑ Life is Strange: Episode ii - Out of Time" (PS4). GameRankings
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  75. ↑ Life is Foreign: Episode two - Out of Time" (XBO). GameRankings
  76. ↑ Life Is Strange Episode two - Out of Time (XBO)
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  78. ↑ "Life is Strange: Episode 3 - Anarchy Theory". PC, Metacritic.
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  87. ↑ "Life is Strange: Episode iv - Nighttime Room". GameRankings.
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  89. ↑ "Life is Foreign: Episode iv - Dark Room". GameRankings.
  90. ↑ Review: Life Is Strange Episode 5: Polarized
  91. ↑ Life is Strange: Episode five – Polarized
  92. ↑ Review: Life Is Foreign Episode five: "Polarized" AKA Let's Have a Feels Trip
  93. ↑ Life Is Strange – Episode 5: Polarized Review
  94. ↑ Life is Strange Episode 5 PS4 Review: Time to Let Things Go
  95. ↑ Life is Strange: Episode Five – Polarized review
  96. ↑ Life is Foreign review
  97. ↑ Life is Foreign'southward Catastrophe Is A Hot Mess
  98. ↑ The path of to the lowest degree regret
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  100. ↑ Episode 5: Polarized on PC (GameRankings)
  101. ↑ Episode 5: Polarized on PC (Metacritic)
  102. ↑ Episode five: Polarized on PS4 (Metacritic)
  103. ↑ Episode 5: Polarized on PS4 (Metacritic)
  104. ↑ Episode v: Polarized on PS3 (Metacritic)
  105. ↑ Episode 5: Polarized on PS3 (GameRankings)
  106. ↑ 106.0 106.1 Episode 5: Polarized on XBO (GameRankings)
  107. ↑ Episode 5: Polarized on XBO (Metacritic)
  108. ↑ May 7, 2015 - @LifeIsStrange
  109. ↑ Games Showcase: Life is Foreign
  110. ↑ May 16, 2015 - @LifeIsStrange
  111. ↑ Develop Awards 2015: The winners revealed
  112. ↑ Final nighttime at the Develop Awards, Life is Strange took domicile 2 awards for 'Best New IP' and 'All-time Narrative'. Thanks all for the on-going support!
  113. ↑ 113.0 113.1 The 33D Gold Joystick Awards
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  115. ↑ Life Is Strange - Awards - Wikipedia.org
  116. ↑ PlayStation Store: Feb 2015's Tiptop Sellers
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  118. ↑ Life is Strange Hits 1 Meg Sales, Episode 4 Release Date Announced
  119. ↑ 119.0 119.one Life is Strange hits 1M copies sold, fourth episode coming next week
  120. ↑ of Duty: Black Ops iii Camps at Superlative of UK Chart
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  122. ↑ Rumor – Life is Strange'southward Second Season Possibly Already in the Works
  123. ↑ Life Is Strange Season two Release
  124. ↑ A special bulletin from DONTNOD Entertainment
  125. ↑ Life is Strange 2 finally confirmed
  126. ↑ Dontnod Announce Work on a New Life is Foreign Game
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  129. ↑ Life is Strange: Cryptic young beloved among leading ladies
  130. ↑ Life Is Strange: "Episode three: Chaos Theory"
  131. ↑ Publishers Wanted to Change Life Is Foreign protagonists
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  134. ↑ Foursquare Enix's Life is Strange Considered 100 Unlike Names
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  136. ↑ Ashly Burch, GameSpot, and Dev. Michael Koch talk Life is Strange - Kinda Funny Stage Bear witness E3 2015
  137. ↑ @DONTNOD_Michel - August 9, 2015
  138. ↑ Life is Strange Episode 4 "Dark Room" Review
  139. ↑ Volition there be more 5 Episodes? Co-ordinate to game files, maybe
  140. ↑ Life Is Foreign Originally had More Than 5 Episodes Planned?
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