Kotaku | 24.02.2026 23:12
On principle, Life Is Strange: Reunion should deeply annoy me. The latest entry in the supernatural adventure series is bringing back Chloe, the angry punk rocker from a broken home whose potential death is the entire emotional climax of the original game. She returns here regardless of whether you sacrificed or saved her in that earlier game, a concept which concerned me when I first heard about it, but after playing about an hour and a half of Deck Nine’s next expansion of Don’t Nod’s original strange life, I’m intrigued to see how the studio handles the quantum states it’s working within.
