As a diehard fan of Life is Strange, I can confidently say that Deck Nine has truly outdone themselves with Double Exposure. Having grown up with Max and Chloe, it was heartwarming to see how the developers acknowledged the choices made in the original game without being intrusive or overbearing.
For those who pre-ordered Life is Strange: Double Exposure, you can now start playing the initial two chapters of Max’s latest journey. This news is particularly thrilling for long-term fans who also experienced the original game from the series that introduced us to Max and Chloe way back in 2015.
In the world of Life is Strange, your choices matter significantly. So, prior to jumping into Double Exposure, it’s crucial to know this: Does the upcoming game keep track of decisions you made in earlier installments?
Before we dive into discussing the ending of the original Life is Strange, it’s essential to finish playing the game first to fully enjoy it – we wouldn’t want any surprises to be ruined for you. Rest assured that there won’t be any spoilers from Double Exposure in this conversation!
In the final choice of Life is Strange, a difficult decision awaits: Should you sacrifice Chloe, considering all that has transpired between you, to stop the catastrophic storm caused by repeatedly saving her life? Or should you save her one last time, but at the expense of Arcadia Bay and many innocent lives? It’s a choice between Chloe (Bae) or Arcadia Bay (Bay).
Regardless of what you opted for in the past, the ending tugs at heartstrings. Naturally, this choice greatly influences Max’s life, so Life is Strange: Double Exposure should reflect that. However, it doesn’t resort to using an old save file from the original game and pulling decisions from there. Instead, they found a more organic method to weave Max’s past into the narrative.
How Life is Strange: Double Exposure acknowledges your choices from the original game
Before diving back into the original game to influence your choices in the new edition, remember that you don’t have to spend all those hours anew. Deck Nine has cleverly devised a method for you to gauge your progress and even contemplate decisions made almost a decade ago, giving you the chance to revise them if desired.
In the opening scene of Life is Strange: Double Exposure, Max finds herself conversing with her fresh acquaintance Safi. Safi inquires about a blue-haired girl in one of Max’s pictures. Through just two straightforward questions, players have the power to influence Max’s past. Specifically, they can choose whether Max and Chloe were simply friends or had a romantic relationship. (After all, who could resist sharing a kiss with Chloe when given the chance?)
Following that, you can inform Safi whether Chloe survived or perished during the incident. Although Life is Strange revolves around personal choices, it’s worth noting that in this case, there’s one choice that stands out as the right one. As for me, I’m straightforward – Bay over Bae.
Using Deck Nine’s approach and those two straightforward queries, “Life is Strange: Double Exposure” sensitively addresses both conclusions of the initial game, offering Max two distinct hardships to encounter in adulthood. How delightful!
Even though Deck Nine has clarified that Chloe won’t be included in the upcoming game, it’s not surprising. However, for devoted fans longing for a piece of Chloe, there are subtle hints scattered around, albeit they might tug at your heartstrings a bit too hard, so beware!
As a super excited fan, I can hardly contain my enthusiasm! The first part of “Life is Strange: Double Exposure” is set to drop on October 29th, but for those of us who simply can’t wait that long, a fantastic treat awaits: the first two chapters of the game are already available when you pre-order this captivating title!
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2024-10-17 16:09