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Life is Strange: Double Exposure
As a fan of the first Life is Strange, Double Exposure represented a full-circle moment. Max Caulfield returned, struggling with her past while trying to fit into her new life at Caledon. When tragedy strikes, her rewind powers become something else entirely – the ability to move between parallel dimensions. From a gameplay standpoint, it’s very intriguing, especially when keeping track of the differences in both worlds and using items from one to solve puzzles in another. And while I didn’t vibe with the ending, the characterization is still endearing, resulting in some sweet character moments (and more than a few conflicts with Max’s past).
