Double Exposure. I found it to be a relatable narrative adventure that resonated with me on a deep level. But I can’t say I’m too excited about what’s next for the series. Most of Double Exposure is a contained and personal adventure about Max Caulfield learning to process her trauma,

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a worthy follow-up for those who enjoyed Max’s original adventure. Without giving away spoilers, the game hints at future sequels, which occasionally undermines its story potential. This focus detracts from Double Exposure ’s impact, leading to a somewhat underwhelming ending.

Double Exposure and Life is Strange (2015) Life is Strange: Double Exposure launched last week after a promotional campaign that sparked division among the fanbase, mostly centered on the absence of Chloe Price in a game starring the original protagonist,

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Max Caulfield returns to headline a follow-up that hints at an exciting new direction for the series — but doesn't quite manage to answer all its own questions.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure has a few collectibles you can find in the form of Polaroids, which also give you a little background on the people and places near where you found them. There are a few to find in each chapter, with a total of five in Chapter 3.

There are five Polaroid pictures to find in chapter two of Life is Strange Double Exposure. The locations are scattered liberally all throughout this chapter, so you'll either need to pay close attention to your surroundings or stick to my handy walkthrough here to ensure you pick up all the little parallel world story details.

Like the other major decisions in Double Exposure, the story permutates depending on the players’ choice regarding what happened to Chloe. There has been some controversy online

Developed by Deck Nine, Double Exposure is a direct sequel to 2015’s Life Is Strange, and much like the studio’s previous work on True Colors and Before the Storm, it is a serialized whodunit that eventually turns into a “what the hell is going on?

Take a snapshot of the two manuscripts together, and you've successfully completed this questline in Life is Strange: Double Exposure.

Warning: This feature explores the ending of Life is Strange Double Exposure, major spoilers ahead. As the credits roll on Life is Strange: Double Exposure, my initial reaction to the ending was, "there has to be more,