Have you ever wondered what it would be like to revisit characters that shaped your gaming experience? *Life is Strange: Reunion*, officially announced for March 2026, does exactly that: it brings back Max Caulfield and Chloe Price to finally close the saga that began over a decade ago. --- **What is *Life is Strange: Reunion*** *Life is Strange: Reunion* is the latest game in the series, developed by Deck Nine and published by Square Enix, set to release on **March 26, 2026** for **PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC**. This story continues directly from *Life is Strange: Double Exposure* (2024) and promises to bring Chloe Price back in a meaningful way — something fans have been asking for since the previous game. **Plot in Brief** In the new game, Max is back at Caledon University, now facing a massive disaster: a huge fire threatens the campus, putting students and staff at risk. Max manages to escape using her time-rewinding powers, but this triggers a series of events that forces her to travel through time once more — now with only **three days to prevent the tragedy** and uncover the cause of the fire. A major highlight: **Chloe Price returns**, even though her survival was left uncertain in the original game over ten years ago. The events of *Double Exposure* — especially the merging of different timelines — make this possible, giving Chloe memories of realities she never actually lived. **Gameplay and New Features** The game alternates between the two protagonists: * **Max Caulfield** returns with her time-rewinding powers, used to change decisions, explore alternatives, and solve puzzles that break causality. * **Chloe Price** becomes playable with her signature *Backtalk* mechanic, allowing her to use sarcasm and attitude in dialogue to open new paths — adding a fresh narrative style to the experience. **Editions and Pricing** Several editions will be available: * **Standard Edition** (base game) * **Deluxe Edition** with digital extras * **Twin Pack** including *Double Exposure* * **Collector’s Edition** with physical items and vinyl soundtrack This variety shows Square Enix wants to cater to both casual players and collectors. --- *Reunion* aims to **appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers**. On one hand, it revisits the series’ classic themes — time, choices, and friendship — reconnecting with iconic characters. On the other, it delivers a unified gameplay and story experience, rather than being split into chapters like earlier titles. One thing to watch is how Chloe’s return will be received: expectations are high for an emotionally satisfying ending, but some players remain cautious, remembering that *Double Exposure* received mixed reviews in 2024. *Life is Strange: Reunion* is shaping up as a key chapter in the series, promising to conclude Max and Chloe’s story with an engaging narrative, renewed gameplay, and choices that truly impact the ending. For fans of choice-driven games and stories of friendship and consequences, this is one to watch when it releases at the end of March. Narratively focused games clearly continue to find space among major releases.