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Life is Strange: Reunion
Life is Strange: Reunion is the thrilling finale to the Max and Chloe saga, a chapter that brings their book to a close. This is a full circle moment for both developers and fans—one that builds on everything that has come before. And even as the game delivers a reunion long-thought impossible, it also caps off our time at Caledon University in a l...
Details
- Released
- March 26, 2026
- Developer
- Deck Nine
- Publisher
- Square Enix
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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Life is Strange: Reunion Reviews
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Deck Nine reunites Max Caulfield and Chloe Price in an emotional story of mystery, tough choices and time manipulation, making Life is Strange: Reunion a powerful finale for longtime fans.
Life Is Strange: Reunion marks a long-awaited return to one of gaming’s most beloved stories. Serving as a direct sequel to both the original Life Is Strange and Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, this new entry carries the weight of over a decade of fan expectations. With Square Enix and…
Life is Strange: Reunion is not only a major step up from Double Exposure, it's one of the best games in the series. Almost every criticism from the previous game was rectified in Reunion and gave Max and Chloe the closure that they deserved. Great writing, great characters and a pretty intense mystery to solve, this game could have gone off the rails at so many points. But Deck Nine managed to pull off a miracle here by delivering a fantastic game.
Life is Strange: Reunion | Review | Square Enix's narrative adventure returns with a new chapter designed for die-hard fans.
In hopes of stopping an arson plot, Max has bent time and space once more to reunite with Chloe Price in the finality of their story together
Eleven years after the first game, with five other games in the series, Life is Strange: Reunion brings back the original protagonists Max and Chloe for one last adventure. The events of previous games are recapped in a rather confusing montage that involves time travel and multiple timelines before the game allows you to choose specific events from the past – crucially, did you save Chloe at the end of the first game?
Max and Chloe return for their final adventure and an emotional farewell.
Eleven years ago, Life is Strange was one of the defining games of the burgeoning “your choices matter” genre. Anchoring it was one of the most refreshing and
Check out our review for Deck Nine and Square Enix's Life Is Strange: Reunion on the PS5 right here. Where does the series go from here?
Like many who have followed the Life is Strange series over the past decade, I had some mixed feelings about the premise of Life is Strange: Reunion. A story that reunites series protagonist Max Caulfield and dearly departed Chloe Price isn't a bad idea in itself. However, setting it shortly after the events of Life is Strange: Double Exposure raised some inherent issues. Beyond the logical issue of Chloe's current state on this mortal coil in a majority of people's original series playthroughs, there are some philosophical issues with the idea of retreating to a nostalgic comfort zone.
