Life Is Strange: Reunion Is the Franchise’s Most Cowardly Installment to Date
When Dontnod Entertainment launched Life Is Strange in 2015, it sparked something profound within me. Having recently come out, I found an infectious sense of empowerment in seeing young queer women depicted as the protagonists of a high-stakes, temporal sci-fi odyssey. This release coincided with a pivotal era for LGBTQ+ advocacy, arriving just as the...









