Technically the fourth game in the series but a direct sequel to Life is Strange from 2015, Double Exposure sees the return of some beloved characters, gameplay mixups, and a captivating presentation.

In this review, we discuss Life is Strange: Double Exposure and how it successfully offers a continuation story for Max Caulfield.

When we last left Life is Strange: Double Exposure, at the end of the second chapter in our preview, things were looking up. Sure, some of the plot elements felt awkward, but there appeared to be ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure was great, but aspects of its ending leave me worried about where Life is Strange will go next.

Deck Nine continues Max Caulfield's story in Life is Strange: Double Exposure, and does so in a very respectful and relatable fashion.

Double Exposure offers some interesting narrative beats, gorgeous visuals, and a few endearing characters, but fails to deliver the personality, drama, or emotion it is reliant upon.