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Life Is Strange Returns Next Week With Episode 3 - Chaos Theory
Square Enix has announced that its contemporary high school drama (with a twist of time manipulation), Life is Strange, will return next week. The third episode in the series, titled Chaos Theory, is locked for release.
If you haven’t yet played the first two episodes, now might be a good time to rewind the clock and do so. The third episode continues the search for a missing girl, and Square Enix implies that protagonist Max will find some new uses for her time-bending powers.
For more on Life is Strange, check out our reviews of episode one and episode two. Episode three will be out on May 19.
Our Take
I’ve not yet played episode two, but I thoroughly enjoyed what episode one offered. I liked the characterization and time manipulation, and hope to get back to it at some point.
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