VIDEO GAMES: Episode One Has Hit For Dontnod & Square Enix's LIFE IS STRANGE

VIDEO GAMES: Episode One Has Hit For Dontnod & Square Enix's LIFE IS STRANGE

Not a CBM, but Square Enix's new Life Is Strange will feel VERY familiar to fans of Tell Tale Games The Walking Dead. CLICK HERE to learn about the game and check out the launch trailer while you're at it!

By NateBest - Jan 30, 2015 11:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Video Games
As I mentioned above, Life Is Strange is NOT related to any CBM's, nor any movies that I'm aware of, but I thought it was worth covering for fans (like me) of Telltale Games The Walking Dead video game. It is being described as "When Gone Home meets The Walking Dead." Life is Strange published by Square Enix and developed by Dontnod, the developers behind last year's Remember Me, and is a story based choice and consequence game set to release in five episodes , similar to The Walking Dead.  The game differs in that you actually get a super power - the ability to rewind time and affect the past, present and future (I REALLY wish I had that while playing The Walking Dead...).

You play as Max, a senior who returns to Arcadia Bay (her old home town) and is studying photography.  Max discovers she can rewind time while saving her old friend Chloe.  Chloe and Max soon find themselves exposed to the darker side of town as they uncover the disturbing truth behind the sudden disappearance of a fellow student and Chloe's close friend.
 
Meanwhile, Max begins to have premonitions as she struggles to understand the implications of her power. She must quickly learn that changing the past can sometimes lead to a devastating future.


Episode one is now available for Xbox One, PS4, PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. It is rated "M" for Mature by the ESRB for blood, sexual themes, strong language, violence and the use of drugs.
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SoFresh
SoFresh - 1/30/2015, 1:33 PM
Please go shill your game elsewhere.
This is not related to comic books in anyway, there's not a single modicum of relation between this game and this website.
SoFresh
SoFresh - 1/30/2015, 1:35 PM
Forgot to ask, how much did you get paid?
You even put the Amazon ad in there, fantastic.
Luminus
Luminus - 1/30/2015, 1:44 PM
I was just looking at this game on Xbox One, wondering what it was. They didn't bother to include a trailer.
Verzwei
Verzwei - 1/30/2015, 3:37 PM
Leave the kid to post... Games are relevant to the CBM audience.
MikeKus34
MikeKus34 - 1/30/2015, 3:50 PM
Lol "Leave the kid to post"...you're aware this is Nate's site, right?
SoFresh
SoFresh - 1/30/2015, 11:27 PM
@MikeKus34
He's talking to me and yes I'm aware, i just find it hypocritical seeing as anyone who did the same would have their article deleted.
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