Life is Strange: Reunion brings Max Caulfield and Chloe Price back together for the first time since the original 2015 game, using the timeline-merging ending of Double Exposure to explain Chloe’s return. Developed by Deck Nine and published by Square Enix, Life is Strange: Reunion on PS5 gives the series its first-ever dual-protagonist structure, letting you play as both Max and Chloe across a story built around reconnecting a relationship the fanbase never stopped asking for.

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Life is Strange: Reunion: Max and Chloe, Together Again
When Max merged timelines at the end of Double Exposure, she also brought Chloe back — for players who chose to sacrifice her at the end of the original game. Reunion picks up that thread directly, revisiting the relationship many players consider the emotional core of the entire franchise, five games after it first began.
Rewind and Photographs
Max’s signature rewind ability returns from the 2015 original, letting her undo recent actions and conversations, alongside a new mechanic that uses polaroid photographs to travel further back in time. Deck Nine has built the story-choice systems the series is known for around these two tools, so decisions carry weight in the moment and across the wider timeline.
Dual Protagonists for the First Time
For the first time in the series’ history, Reunion lets you control both Max and Chloe rather than a single lead, splitting perspective across the story in a way none of the previous five entries attempted. It is a structural first for the franchise, built specifically to serve a story about two people finding their way back to each other.

Where Reunion Sits in the Series
Reunion is a direct continuation of Double Exposure rather than a fresh jumping-on point, closing a loop the writers opened across two previous entries, so players coming from the earlier games will get the most context, though the emotional throughline back to the original 2015 story is deliberately front and centre. Full details are on the official PlayStation game page.
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Reception was mixed at launch, with some longtime fans feeling the story leaned too heavily on fan service, while others found the reunion itself worth the wait despite uneven pacing in the middle chapters.
Technical Specifications
- Title: Life is Strange: Reunion
- Platform: PlayStation 5 (physical disc)
- Genre: Narrative adventure
- Mode: Single-player, dual protagonists
- Developer: Deck Nine
- Publisher: Square Enix
- Engine: Unreal Engine 5
- Original Release: March 26, 2026
- Key Systems: Time rewind, photograph-based time travel, branching dialogue and choices
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot

FAQ – Life is Strange: Reunion
Do I need to have played the earlier Life is Strange games?
Reunion follows directly from Double Exposure, so playing at least the original game and Double Exposure first will make the emotional beats land much harder.
Do I control both Max and Chloe?
Yes — this is the first game in the series to offer dual protagonists, splitting the story across both characters rather than a single lead.
Is this a standalone game or part of a bigger collection?
Reunion is a standalone entry in the Life is Strange series, separate from the physical Life is Strange Collection box set that bundles the earlier games together.
Does the story continue after Double Exposure’s ending?
Yes — Reunion picks up specifically from the timeline-merge ending, using it as the reason both Max and Chloe are able to appear together again.
Does Totot deliver across the UAE?
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