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It's safe to say that most of us wish we could rewind and redo many moments from high school, and that's the power afforded to Max in Life is Strange (from the developer of Remember Me). Max must use this power and her wits to find a missing classmate. You can dive into the mysteries of Max's life in Oregon when Life is Strange's first episode hits in late January.
Episode one of five comes out on January 30 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 for $4.99. There's a season pass of all the episodes for $19.99. However, there is also a season pass for episodes 2-5 at $16.99, which allows you to buy and try the first episode and still pocket some savings if you decide to pick up the rest afterwards.
For more on Life is Strange, check out Ben's impressions of the game from this year's Gamescom.
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