Square Enix has done a splendid job diversifying the types of games they help develop and publish in the past decade. One of their big success stories to come from this has been The Life Is Strange series, which proved to be a hit financially and critically. With its handling of important topics facing youth today, the series has been praised for its sensitivity, and yet brilliant syncing of these topics into the gameplay and story. A Remastered Collection of the first Life Is Strange games were set to release this year, but later delayed into next year. Now, a new Life Is Strange Remastered Collection release date has been given.

Square Enix announced the new Life Is Strange Remastered Collection in a new press release on their official website. The collection was originally supposed to be released on September 10th alongside the new Life Is Strange: True Colors game, but was delayed to 2022. The Remastered Collection is now releasing on February 1st, 2022 and will include remastered versions of both the original Life Is Strange, as well as Life Is Strange: Before The Storm. Some of the new features include:

• Remastered character and environment visuals
• New engine and lighting upgrades
• Brand new, fully motion-captured facial animation in Life is Strange
• Before the Storm includes Deluxe content (outfits, ‘Farewell’ episode, Zombie Crypt outfit)

The Life Is Strange Remastered Collection will be available for PC Steam, Google Stadia, Nintendo Switch (at a later date), PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. While it was not specifically created with the PS5 and Xbox Series X in mind, the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game will be compatible with the next-gen platforms. It’s good to see that the wait for these remastered games will not be much longer. Life Is Strange, and it is all too short to wait for things.

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