Life is Strange: Reunion
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Life is Strange: Reunion does its best to give Max and Chloe fans what they want at the expense of almost every other character in the game
Reunion feels much like the merged timelines, strangely mushed together.
Round Up: Life Is Strange: Reunion PS5 Reviews Reveal a 'Tender, Heartfelt' Conclusion to Max and Chloe's Story
Arcadia wahey. Life Is Strange: Reunion currently looks poised to buck the trend of recent releases in Square Enix’s narrative series, as the title has rushed to an 85 on Metacritic. Just for context here, the publisher didn’t send any pre-release review code out to media, citing spoilers as one of the reasons. We received our copy on launch day, and aim to bring you our verdict ASAP. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Life Is Strange: Reunion's Review Situation Is Weird, But It Seems Great On Xbox Series X|S
The first impressions from players are very positive. Yesterday marked the release day for Square Enix's Life is Strange: Reunion, but there wasn't a whole lot of fanfare around it - mainly because the reviews were so few and far between. We don't exactly know what's happened here, but the Metro reported that their review copy only arrived on the same day as release (March 26th), and that they suspected most other outlets would be in the same boat. Read the full article on purexbox.com
For better or worse, Max and Chloe are together again in Life is Strange: Reunion, which is out right now
A new Life is Strange game doesn't always feel particularly odd given its sort of steady turn into a franchise. The last one was only in 2024 with Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, bringing back the original game's Max Caulfield. This wasn't necessarily a welcome return for all, and ended up being somewhat of a mixed bag. And now we come to now with a potentially odd entry, Life is Strange: Reunion, which is out today. As the subtitle suggests, and where the oddness comes in, Reunion reunites Ma
"It's essential to me that it's approached with care and love and caution" - How Life is Strange: Reunion actors Hannah Telle and Rhianna DeVries are preparing to say farewell to Max and Chloe
"I remember being in a really strange time in my life, oddly enough, and a big transition where I felt really uncertain of myself and my place in the world, and this audition came around that was somehow celebrating all the things about myself that I thought were problematic."