Alex’s brother however dies in what’s deemed a tragic accident, with Alex pursuing the mystery around the incident using her psychic power of empathy.<\/p>\n
It’s an entirely new story with a brand new cast, although it’s unclear whether it will connect to prior Life is Strange titles in some capacity. According to a blog post<\/a> about the game, there’s also set to be more freedom in this entry, where you can roam the streets and discover “hidden spaces” and help town residents in Haven Springs.<\/p>\n This entry is developed by Deck Nine, who previously helmed spin-off Life is Strange: Before the Storm — so it’ll be interesting to see what they can do with a brand new set of characters. <\/p>\n Life is Strange: True Colors will also be available all at once unlike past titles, which were previously released in an episodic format. <\/p>\n It wasn’t the only Life is Strange news either, with the original Life is Strange and Life is Strange: Calm Before the Storm set to be rereleased in a remastered collection with enhanced visuals and animations. <\/p>\n The Life is Strange Remastered Collection will be included in the Life is Strange: True Colors special edition, and will be available separately in Fall 2021. <\/p>\n Life is Strange: True Colors will be available 10th September on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One and Steam. <\/p>\n
Haven Springs is the location for True Colors (Picture: Square Enix) <\/span><\/p>\n