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Life is Strange: Before The Storm
Life is Strange: Before the Storm centers on Chloe Price in Arcadia Bay before the events of the previous 2015 title. The first episode, entitled Awake, comes out on August 31 (PS4, Xbox One, and PC), and today developer Deck Nine Games (taking over for Dontnod for this prequel) released a video centering on Chloe and how this is a different time for the character both on the screen and off.
Ashly Burch, who voiced Chloe in the original Life is Strange isn't reprising her role for Before the Storm, but she's integral to the process this time around. Rhianna Devries is voicing Chloe for this game, and the video below shows how she's approaching the challenge.
The profile also features lead writer Zak Gariss, who delves into the core of who Chloe is and her relationship with Rachel Amber.
For more on Before the Storm, be sure to check out Kim's Seven Things You Need To Know About The Prequel feature.
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