Life Is Strange: Reunion Reveals Trailer Showing Chloe's Return and Confirms March Release

Square Enix and Deck Nine have announced Life Is Strange: Reunions, set to release on March 26. This chapter concludes Max and Chloe's story. Chloe returns due to Max's abilities from Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, which allow her to shift between parallel worlds. Although Max previously lost this ability when she merged timelines, she has since regained her time-traveling powers. Now, Chloe must confront memories from both realities—one where she lived and another where she didn't. In Life Is Strange: Reunions, Chloe returns with a new look and as a playable character. Players will control both Max, who can use her time-traveling powers to solve puzzles by moving items between the past and present, and Chloe, who will navigate conversations through persuasion, similar to Before the Storm. Familiar characters such as Safi, Moses, Amanda, and Vinh will also appear. Your choices from previous games will influence how characters interact. Max and Chloe have three days to uncover the cause of a significant college fire, and they should expect to encounter dark secrets during their investigation.

Life Is Strange: Reunions - A New Chapter's Launch on March 26

Life Is Strange: Reunions will be available on March 26 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The PC version will cost R179.90, while the console versions will be priced at R229.90. Get ready to reunite with Max and Chloe this March.

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