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Mollie Taylor

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a little deja vu in places but its changes have me excited in a big way

Life is Strange Double Exposure.

Remind me to never become besties with Max Caulfield, lest I end up dead in a ditch somewhere. After spending all of 2015's Life is Strange trying to keep her pal/lover (depending on who you ask) out of death's clutches while trying to uncover a mysterious serial killer, she's back at it all over again in Life is Strange: Double Exposure.

It's a little deja vu, sure, but I'm actually really happy to have Max back on my screen. She's all grown up, now a guest lecturer at a university far away from Arcadia Bay—whether that place is still standing appears to be down to some backstory choices you make in the beginning of the game. In place of Chloe Price are her new pals Safi and Moses, the former of which has been found mysteriously dead in the snow. 

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