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Is Life is Strange: Reunion worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Story-adventure players who want to shape character outcomes through choices
- Players who enjoy switching between two protagonists with different approaches
- Fans of Max and Chloe seeking another chapter in their story
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking action centered on combat rather than dialogue, investigation, and puzzles
- Players who prefer open-ended play without a time-pressured central crisis
- Players looking for a multiplayer experience
Our take on Life is Strange: Reunion
The game’s focus on a fixed cast and a looming campus disaster gives its choices a concentrated story context, rather than a broad world to explore. Max’s rewind powers offer ways to revisit decisions, but the central experience remains tied to the unfolding narrative.
What is Life is Strange: Reunion?
This story-driven adventure follows Max and Chloe as a deadly fire threatens Caledon University.
The player controls both characters: Max can rewind events to change conversation choices and manipulate the environment in four-dimensional puzzles, while Chloe uses verbal tactics to investigate her nightmares and conflicting memories. The story centers on uncovering the fire’s culprits and making decisions that shape who survives. An original score and licensed songs accompany the game. The Deluxe Edition includes the complete game, a digital mini soundtrack, a digital art book, a digital comic, and a behind-the-scenes documentary featuring Hannah Telle and Rhianna DeVries.
How Life is Strange: Reunion plays
- 01Rewind decisions
- Max can revisit choices in conversations and alter parts of the environment to solve puzzles.
- 02Chloe’s verbal tactics
- Chloe uses sharp retorts and cunning to investigate her nightmares and unusual memories.
- 03Survival choices
- Decisions about identifying those responsible for the fire affect which Caledon characters survive.
- 04Deluxe bonus content
- The Deluxe Edition adds digital art and music collections, a comic, and a documentary with Hannah Telle and Rhianna DeVries.
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Life is Strange: Reunion: platforms & release
Is Life is Strange: Reunion worth it?
It is worth it if: story-adventure players who want to shape character outcomes through choices. Skip it if: players seeking action centered on combat rather than dialogue, investigation, and puzzles.
Where can I download Life is Strange: Reunion?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Life is Strange: Reunion's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Life is Strange: Reunion on?
Windows only.
