Nonetheless, get ready for the inevitable heartache. While Double Exposure may no longer be centered on teenage woes, world-rending despair is a timeless emotion. The pains of being human transcend age, after all. Life is Strange: Double Exposure launches on October 29th on the Switch, Xbox, PS5, and PC.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure finds Max Caulfield on a new campus: Caledon University, where she serves as a photographer-in-residence. After the murder of her friend, Safi, Max sets out to not only solve the murder, but prevent it from ever happening.

Double Exposure introduces interdimensional travel for Max Caulfield, adding a unique twist to the series. The game focuses on a paranormal detective thriller theme, challenging players to unravel a murder mystery across two timelines.

Double Exposure has a brand new trailer that focuses purely on the various suspects you'll need to interrogate.

Double Exposure has new features that can help players navigate Max's new environment and solve the murder mystery.

Double Exposure’s expensive “early access” period began yesterday, October 15, which allows folks to play the first two episodes of the game before the full launch on October 29. However, a revelation in those early episodes has sent shockwaves through the series’ fandom,

That's not all, though, as the conversation with Safi also lets players determine whether Chloe lived through the events of the first Life is Strange or whether she ended up dying

Two Timelines. Twice the Suspects. One Impossible Mystery. Watch the latest Life is Strange: Double Exposure trailer to meet murder suspects and learn about Max's abilities as she works to save her friend in this supernatural murder mystery game.