Max Caulfield is back in a brand new adventure. Life is Strange: Double Exposure is set several years after the events of Life is Strange, and while Max is older and wiser, she’s still plagued ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure was a promising game — it seemed like this was the chance to relive Max Caulfield’s story, find out who she became and how she changed. The game had a really promising ...

In Double Exposure, we learn that Max gave up her time-winding powers, because their use caused that storm to begin with, and playing around with the timeline is dangerous. Double Exposure takes place ...

So yes, Life is Strange: Double Exposure does repeat the past, as does Max herself. But this repetition isn’t done out of a lack of creativity, it’s done out of a desire to explore the past.

In my review of Life is Strange: Double Exposure, though I vividly discussed Max's nostalgic return as a protagonist, the same couldn't be said from me about Chloe due to her underwhelming and ...

In Double Exposure, your first major choice is to decide whether Chloe died in Arcadia Bay, or she survived and broke up with Max. As a sapphic person, I'm so sick of lesbian couples in videogames and ...

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.

An impossible choice for Max Caufield: destroy Arcadia Bay or save Chloe Price, his best friend, his girlfriend. Both decisions have drastic consequences, but that’s what players had to consider ...

Disapproval for how the game handles Chloe began before Double Exposure first launched, thanks to pre-release leaks that popped up from fans datamining the game's early access version and pointed ...

Double Exposure picks up from the events of the first game and revolves around the original Life is Strange protagonist Max Caulfield. Max is older in this newer installment and now has the power ...

Sadly, and controversially to some fans of the original, Chloe, the love of Max’s life around which the first game largely revolved, is easily dismissed with an early game decision about whether she’s ...

That doesn't mean Chloe will show up in Double Exposure. Instead, Max informs Safi that she and Chloe drifted apart over time and you'll find details in Max's journal, in old text messages between ...