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Image via Dont Nod Don't Nod the French game developer best known for the narrative hit Life is Strange is facing a serious financial warning after auditors said it could run out of cash by November 2026 if it does not secure new funding. The Paris-based studio, which also has a development team in Montreal, has made its name with story-driven adventure games. However, its recent financial performance raises concerns about its long-term viability. According to the most recent

Image via Square Enix Square Enix has officially announced Life Is Strange: Reunion, the latest installment in the much-loved narrative-driven series. As the name implies, the game brings back fan-favorite characters Max Caulfield and Chloe Price, marking their first on-screen reunion in several years. Excitingly for fans, the game is set to release soon, with a launch date of March 26 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Developed by Deck Nine, the studio responsible for Before

image via Don't Nod Looks like there's a new Life Is Strange game on the horizon, and it leaked before the official announcement, thanks to the European ratings board, PEGI. The listing, which has since been pulled, mentioned that the next game in the series is called Life Is Strange: Reunion and is set to hit the PlayStation 5, with Square Enix as the publisher. The PEGI description gives us a sneak peek into the storyline, hinting at a big emotional reunion between fan favo