In a vacuum, this development could make sense. People grow apart, especially friends and significant others from high school. But given what Max and Chloe went through together in the first Life Is Strange, it does not sit well with fans that their relationship would be discarded off-screen.

Fans have strong (and conflicting) feelings about Max and Chloe in Life is Strange: Double Exposure, and I don't envy Deck Nine.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure follows Max, the protagonist from the first game in the series, 10 years after we last saw her. She is once again caught in a mystery where she has to discover who murdered her friend, Safi (and why), and she has some interesting new powers to go along with it.

Compared to the first game, the writing has most certainly improved. There were no immersion-breaking lines of dialogue that we encountered, and characters were still witty and charming in unique ways, especially Max and her lovably dorky inner dialogue being in full force.

Double Exposure has had a lot of big questions to answer since it was confirmed to be bringing back Max. One of those questions is what happened to Max and Chloe for the latter not to appear in the story Double Exposure does answer that question,

For PC players, you can save money by buying a Steam key from other retailers and then redeeming it. CDKeys often has the best prices, and that is true with Life Is Strange: Double Exposure as well. On CDKeys, the standard edition of the game is priced at £36.99, which is 26% off. Steam's regular price is £49.99.

Double Exposure‘s first two episodes were released in early access on October 15, and as expected, Square Enix‘s “pay-to-play-early” plan turned out to be a disaster. Forget spoiling the first two episodes before everyone else got to play them,

And after nine years of exploring other stories (as well as a change of developers), the series finally returns to Max — the protagonist who turned Life is Strange into the phenomenon it is today. Max is still Max in Double Exposure,

Double Exposure is playable now for those of us who pre-ordered the game, at least the first two chapters of Max's new adventure. Of course, this is especially exciting for long-time fans who have also played the very first game of the series that introduced us to Max (and,

Double Exposure are out now for purchasers of the premium edition of the game, with players around the world stepping back into the shoes of Max Caulfield in a new adventure with new powers. In our preview of the fantastic first chapter of Double Exposure,