It's amazing how refreshing a change in scenery can be. When the first episode of Life is Strange launched in January, it was notable especially because of its setting and characters: it's a game that takes place in a normal small town and stars two teen girls. In a medium saturated with military shooters and sci-fi action games, it was a breath of fresh air. And with its third episode launching today, Life is Strange is shaping up to be gaming's equivalent of Buffy the Vampire Slayer or iZombie; a story that blends the real world and fantasy into something very special.
Life is Strange puts you in the role of Max, a young girl studying to be a photographer at a fancy high school. Her best friend Chloe is a prototypical teen rebel,...
How adventure game Life is Strange blends time travel and teen drama
