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Adventure, Action
OpenCritic71IGDB82
Max Caulfield, photographer-in-residence at the prestigious Caledon University, discovers her closest new friend Safi dead in the snow. Murdered. To save her, Max tries to Rewind time – a power she’s not used in years…
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Plot-driven, dark, overwhelming and richly built.
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IGNNick MailletOct 20249/10After several attempts to recapture what made the original Life is Strange so enduring, developer Deck Nine Games really knocked it out of the park with Life is Strange: Double Exposure. This is a worthy sequel to a game that captured the hearts and minds of millions of people way back in 2015, myself included. The writing is great, the music is excellent, the cinematography and acting are top-notch, and Max’s new powers are a fun and intuitive fit for its murder mystery structure.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteOct 20249/10Life is Strange: Double Exposure is filled with the same powerful moments as the original, with fresh new characters and clever gameplay.
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The Nerd StashPatrick ArmstrongOct 202410/10A staggering achievement of narrative, artistic, and emotional weight, Life: Is Strange: Double Exposure is an art piece that rivals the best in its genre for poignancy and style.
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Metro GameCentralIzzie JonesOct 20244/10Despite a fantastic soundtrack and interesting characters, the game's lack of player choice and clunky writing fails to live up to the gravitas of the series.
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DexertoEleni ThomasOct 20242/5 starsLife is Strange: Double Exposure struggles to deliver the touching narrative and direction of its predecessors, feeling more like a side story than a worthy sequel for Max Caulfield's second outing.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 55 ratings.
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