Life is Strange Returns with a Beloved Character

Life is Strange: Reunion - Max and Chloe's Final Chapter at Caledon University

Square Enix and Deck Nine Games will release Life is Strange: Reunion on March 26 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, priced at $49. This installment focuses on Chloe, who is plagued by disturbing nightmares and seeks Max’s help. However, Max is dealing with her own crisis: a fire that will destroy Caledon University in three days. Players will control both protagonists, using Max's time-rewind abilities to alter events. They will also assist Chloe as she unravels hidden secrets and confronts her haunting memories. Life is Strange: Reunion marks the final chapter of Max and Chloe's story, where players determine the pair's intertwined fates at Caledon, bringing their saga to a close.

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