Life Is Strange: Double Exposure - PS5 Game | Adventure, Mystery & Choice-Based Storytelling | Perfect for Fans of Narrative-Driven Games & Interactive Drama

I have to admit I was a littleee bit nervous (but also excited) finding out there was going to be a new Life is Strange game with Max in it. After years of thinking her story had ended and that there was no way to continue on from the two vastly different possible endings from the first, I didn't know what to expect.Honestly, this game is good. Really good. I've seen a lot of negativity about it, but I think a lot of that stems on the fear of ruining nostalgia and not liking the direction they took with Chloe. I don't want to spoil anything, but they do a nice job of dealing with either ending you chose in the first one fitting into Max's life. They absolutely don't forget that she was a big part of Max's story and she is still a part of this one, just in a different way.There were quite a few references back to the OG game that made me smile (and feel old).I love this more mature and lively 28 year old Max. She's still true to the way she was in the first game but I think they've improved her a lot. The other characters are very likeable as well and the game itself is beautiful. They've come such a long way with graphics and animation. I'm very impressed!I'd absolutely recommend getting this game. I've always held the first Life is Strange dear in my heart, and I enjoyed this just as much.