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Ten days ago, the European ratings board PEGI published a page for Life Is Strange: Reunion by accident. Usually when a game is rated, it’s very close to release, and it didn’t take long for this one: Square Enix officially revealed the game this afternoon, as well as a release date of two months from now. The description the ratings page published was legit, and Square’s synopsis goes into greater detail. Indeed, Chloe Price is back, reversing the unpopular decision made with Life Is Strange
ouble Exposure where Max Caulfield was a few years older and without her pal (or “pal” depending on how you played that game). If you chose to save her, you’ve got a second chance at that relationship — it didn’t end off-camera after all. And if she died at the end of your game, well….she’s not dead anymore! “Max and Chloe’s relationship is at the core of the story,” says senior brand manager Andrew James, “a relationship that YOU will choose how to develop over the course of the game. Whether Chloe lived or died in Arcadia Bay, and whether she and Max were friends or lovers — these choices are key not just to the […]
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