When Life is Strange first released in 2015, the angsty Twin Peaks-esque adventure captured hearts for feeling fresh and new. Seven years later, while its upcoming entry, Life is Strange: Double Exposure, promises to recapture lightning in a bottle for a second time by dragging its stalwart protagonist back into frame from her hard-earned bittersweet ending(s), a spiritual successor has quietly cropped onto the scene to push the envelope on the medium even further.
