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Life Is Strange: Double Exposure: The Kotaku Review
- Life Is Strange: Double Exposure explores Max Caulfield's growth and reckoning with how life can take its toll on us.
- Max is now teaching photography at a liberal arts school in Vermont where she is reconnecting with some of her old acquaintances.
- Her closest connections in this game are with Safi, a grad student focusing on poetry, and Moses, studying astrophysics.
- The game’s efforts to pull you in through Max’s connections to others are successful, with sharply defined and memorable characters.
- The ability to swap between two timelines is a good deal of fun, but can be overwhelming for the player.
- The story itself takes time to build before reaching thrilling twist reveals with some lukewarm aspects in the narrative.
- Double Exposure works where it matters by giving respect to Max’s life changes and development as a person.
- The facial expressions in Double Exposure are remarkably lifelike, and the voice acting is also impressive.
- The game's release all at once like a Netflix show we can immediately binge diminishes its overall impact.
- Overall, a strong and worthy sequel that explores Max's growth and lessons that pain and experience have taught her.
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