Life Is Strange: Double Exposure Explores Max Caulfield's New Chapter

The sequel delves into themes of personal growth and trauma while introducing a complex narrative with supernatural elements.

Max Caulfield returns in Life Is Strange: Double Exposure, now as an artist-in-residence at Caledon University.
The game features a dual-timeline mechanic where Max investigates the murder of her friend Safi, exploring two different realities.
Fans of the original may find the absence of Chloe Price notable, as Double Exposure focuses on Max's individual development.
Critics highlight the game's emotional depth but note inconsistencies in Max's detective skills and narrative choices.
Double Exposure continues the series' tradition of using supernatural powers as metaphors for dealing with trauma and personal challenges.