Life Is Strange: Double Exposure was a divisive sequel to a beloved ... fans also balked at certain narrative choices made for long-established characters like protagonist Max Caulfield, as well as ...

but the world of Life is Strange Double Exposure is even weirder. While the series has dabbled in other protagonists with powers, the original focused on a young high schooler called Max Caulfield, ...

Just know it's guaranteed to be mesmerizing, uncomfortably awkward and very, very strange. Max also has "Brett Goldstein: The Second Best Night of Your Life ... even in the face of overwhelming ...

Life is Strange ... of Maxine Caulfield who was in her last year of high school. After gaining the ability to dive into Blackwell Academy from her childhood hometown of Arcadia Bay, Max can ...

When Max gains the ability to rewind time ... There's still plenty of room for the character to grow, and life isn't getting any less strange. What isn't strange, however, is the next addition ...

In one of the sadder, more revealing tales we've heard recently, Life Is Strange: Double Exposure was honoured by the industry at the Game Developers Choice Awards 2025, winning the Social Impact ...

Moore is the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, a real-life serial killer known as The Happy Face Killer who murdered ... Hazel (Khiyla Aynne) and Max (Benjamin Mackey). “It’s about family ...

Jesperson is at the center of the Paramount+ show Happy Face, starring Dennis Quaid as the serial killer and Annaleigh Ashford as his daughter Melissa Reed (who goes by Melissa Moore in real life).

Engrained all over the marketing, including the poster, the series is mainly inspired by the true story of Melissa Moore. Her ...