Life Is Strange 2 Episode 3 Release Date
Square Enix announced the release date for the entire season of the Dontnod developed narrative adventure Life is Strange 2, available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
First off, Life is Strange 2 Episode 3 will be titled Wasteland and will release on May 9. This episode will continue to follow the main characters, Sean and Daniel Diaz, as they make their journey to Mexico and reach the redwood forests of California. The two brothers end up falling in with a community of drifters and are exposed to new experiences as well as encounter a new friend. However, these experiences come challenges that they must confront in order to survive. Whether or not they end up drifting apart throughout all of this is left to be seen.
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Life is Strange 2 is a sequel to 2015’s Life is Strange which stared a high school girl named Max Caulfield who has the ability to rewind time. This meant that choices did weigh as heavily because if their player didn’t like the outcome they could just rewind and go another path.
The publisher also revealed the following episode release dates:
- Episode 4 – August 22
- Episode 5 – December 3
In case you missed it, check out our review of Life is Strange Episode 1 and Episode 2.
Powered by Trusted Reviews “Kids always want to be adults if only they knew!”This throwaway line is uttered by a picnicking mother that you come across during the events of Life Is Strange 2’s first episode, but I feel like it encapsulates a lot of what the game is attempting to convey.‘‘Roads’, the first episode in Life Is Strange 2, is about two main things; naivety and sentimentality. It’s a challenging, bittersweet cinematic adventure about growing up and facing the responsibilities that come along with that, framed through the story of two brothers who are far too young to be equipped to deal with their harrowing situation. That juxtaposition is, at its core, what makes this opening chapter to Life is Strange 2 so very special.Starting out in Seattle, we say goodbye to Max Caulfield and Chloe Bishop, welcoming 16-year-old protagonist Sean Diaz and his younger, 9-year-old brother Daniel, your companion in this new journey.The game quickly sets the scene. Sean is a relatable track star teenager who is trying to find his way in the world, experimenting with art, drugs, and girls and worrying about whether friendships will last as his education comes to a close. The two brothers live with their father Esteban, a mechanic and the emotional rock of the family which the brothers revolve around.Related:The playful dynamic of the Diaz family is quickly understood as you explore Sean’s home, collecting supplies for a late-night party.
The series has had a serious graphical upgrade thanks to Unreal Engine 4, which means swathes of gorgeously textured storytelling objects, detailed journal doodles, and fluid, human animations that bring a new level of nuance to the narrative.A messy whiteboard indicates a chaotic chore schedule Invoices and tools reveal that Esteban is a workaholic. Sean sings along wistfully to The Streets in his room, and Daniel opens his door slightly after slamming it shut to make sure his brother won’t see his Halloween costume.
It’s a living environment, more so than any seen in the first game.The devil is truly in the details, and this is carried over to the dialogue. Sean can now react to ambient conversations during gameplay, much like the system seen in Night School’s Oxenfree. This means that the game doesn’t just lock you out when you choose to interact with something, and there’s not much dead air when you’re exploring.Conversations continue throughout physical actions, which makes the experience far more flowing and cinematic.