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Games like Life is Strange: Reunion

Enjoyed Life is Strange: Reunion? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Life is Strange: Double Exposure, Life is Strange: True Colors, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Life is Strange: Reunion: The game brings the saga of Max and Chloe, and the fate of Caledon, to a close, with players controlling both women in a new story. Chloe arrives at Caledon University haunted by nightmares and impossible memories and needs Max’s help, yet Max faces a crisis of her own: in three days a deadly inferno will destroy the campus. Her Rewind power is back, letting players undo and redo decisions, change the course of conversations and solve four-dimensional puzzles. As Chloe, players rely on wit and barbed put-downs while racing to find the culprits, and who survives the blaze is up to them.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Max Caulfield, photographer-in-residence at Caledon University, finds her friend Safi dead in the snow – murdered. Instead of rewinding time, she tears open a way into a parallel timeline where Safi is still alive and still in danger, and Max comes to believe the killer will strike again in both realities. With her new power to Shift between the two timelines, she hunts for clues, forges allies and pursues suspects, shaping both versions of reality through every choice. A relentless detective is closing in, and time is running short.

Life is Strange: True Colors

Alex Chen hides her ‘curse’, a supernatural ability to absorb and manipulate the strong emotions of others. When her brother dies in a so-called accident, she must embrace this volatile power to uncover the truth and the dark secrets hidden in the small town of Haven Springs. This is an action adventure with an emotional story, in which players roam the streets and shops freely, build trust with the townsfolk, and choose friendship or romance with Ryan and Steph. Alex’s look can be customized with outfits from her wardrobe.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage

A narrative adventure from the creators of Life is Strange takes you to the summer of 1995, where you film your days and build lasting memories with new friends. The game follows four high school girls as their bond grows through their friendship, their punk band, and an unexplained event that changes their lives forever. Twenty-seven years later, they must face dark secrets that led them to promise never to speak of that fateful summer again. The story is told in two parts, both included in the game.

Twin Mirror

Former investigative journalist Sam Higgs returns to his hometown of Basswood in West Virginia after the death of his best friend Nick, forcing him to confront the troubled past of the town and his own. The player decides whom to trust, and each choice shapes both the investigation and the relationships in Basswood. Part of the search takes place in the expansive Mind Palace, where Sam revisits memories, reconstructs events and tests possible scenarios, while his Double, the more social and empathic side that nobody else can see, can be spoken with about his thoughts.

Sea of Solitude

Sea of Solitude is an adventure about a young woman named Kay and her personal journey through loneliness. Players sail across a flooded city, explore it on foot, or swim beneath the surface, meeting fantastical creatures and monsters, learning their stories and solving puzzles. The water level rises and falls with Kay's state of mind, while her dark, stormy surroundings gradually fill with light and colour. Confronting these creatures helps Kay understand them, herself, and what it means to be human.

Hindsight

Hindsight is a narrative exploration game that follows a woman's life from birth to the present as she tries to make sense of it. The player visits the house where she grew up, sorts through her belongings, and steps through windows into memories frozen in time. Objects act as windows onto the past and future, so the player must slow down, notice small details, and shift perspective until the right angle leads deeper into the past. Memories and dreams gradually blend together, and the player must eventually return to the present.