Life is Strange: Reunion is an OK game. I did like the plot much more than in the previous title. Reunion had mystery and it was intriguing to find the truth. But graphically the game has no excuse to look this bad, in this day and age. If you like
Deck Nine did a fantastic job at giving max and Chloe a great send off. I’ve played all of the life is strange games since day one, and Reunion gets my top spot alongside the original. I highly recommend this to every fan of this series.
It’s such a great success as a fan-focused piece.I like it. Music and ending are amazing.
Reunion is a delightful experience from start to finish, that manages to fix the mistakes brought about by the series previous entry Double Exposure.
A perfect tribute to Max and Chloe, beautiful ending of their story, with a great, touchable soundtrack, emotional moments. I wish story had more duration, with more complexibility, not only related to Caledon University but tell more about what happened after the events of the original Life is Strange, and
Life Is Strange: Reunion is exactly what longtime fans hoped it would be — a heartfelt return to the series’ emotional core. The game blends grounded character writing with the supernatural in a way that feels both familiar and refreshingly modern. The choices feel meaningful, the performances are strong, and
After the somewhat confusing Life is Strange Double Exposure, I was a bit skeptical. But this game got everything right. Kudos to Deck 9.
Literally just non-sense fanservice, pure "Pricefield scenes for TikTok edits .mp4" beyond that there's nothing meaningful.
I absolutely loved the game. It's a worthy ending to the Max-Chloe story!
In my opinion after LiS the best Life is Strange Game.
"Such a redemptive comeback story following Double Exposure, my expectations were so low and broadly exceeded here
Could have used a bit more Pricefield relationship, romance, or deep conversations, but we got enough that it didn't feel fake
Was not expecting the ""Until Dawn""-esque final sequence, pretty cool and requires a fair
At its core, Reunion works because of Max and Chloe. Their relationship remains the emotional foundation, but what elevates it here is how Time itself feels like a third presence. It is not just a mechanic, it is part of the relationship. Max, Chloe, and Time form a triangle that
Nice conclusion for the fans with some of the most beautiful moment in the franchise, interesting choices to make and engaging story. I just regret they throw away almost everything they setup in Double exposure and the investigation element is a bit limited (even if it's not clearly not the
Though created by unique teams with little crossover in the writing department, Life is Strange: Double Exposure and Life is Strange: Reunion form two very distinct halves of a single story.
Double Exposure offers a chance to see what Max has become after ten years of grief and self-doubt. She doesn't
who cares about the lives those secondary characters that you don't even know? they just copy everything from the first game... a weird janitor: check... a secondary character that lost her bestfriend and act like a jerk and you should choose save her or not: check... an strange party at
dude, the smartest person on the school choose to be in the place that he will gonna die, this game just pleased pricefielders that won't charge on their own brain
Coming as a sequel to the terrible Double Exposure, Reunion gains a certain sense of grandeur, and the inevitable comparison between the two games creates a contrast that makes fans’ eyes shine even brighter under the effect of nostalgia, especially for being the final chapter of Max and Chloe. It’s
This game was amazing throughout however spoilers ahead: I got the ending where I didn't give Max the photo, but I felt a small scene where Max and Chloe visit Arcadia Bay and just park the car or talk to Joyce would've concluded Max and Chloe's legacy, despite that it