Return to Arcadia Bay before Double Exposure’s full release later this month
If you shelled out enough money for Early Access, you can now play the first two episodes of Life Is Strange : Double Exposure, the direct sequel to the 2015 Dontnod adventure game that kicked off the series. There’s already a lot of discourse over how Double Exposure handles its role as a follow-up to the original, but those who don’t have Early Access will have to wait until October 29 to find out what all the fuss is about.
You’ll microdose Groundhog Day throughout the game as you rewind your mistakes in order to try again and impress your friends, or do better on a pop quiz. Time manipulation also becomes a mechanic for navigating the world, as sometimes you need to move or replace objects to get into previously closed-off areas. Max’s gift, however, isn’t all powerful. You can only turn back time so far and it can’t always save you from making dumb decisions.
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