Life is Strange: Reunion drops on March 26 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, delivering the long‑awaited finale to Max and Chloe’s story. Deck Nine Games, working with Square Enix, frames the ending as a full‑circle moment that builds on the original 2015 episode, the 2018 comic run, and the Double Exposure sequel.

Max regains her Rewind power, even staying inside a Polaroid selfie to reset the Caledon University blaze, while Chloe returns as Drugstore Makeup’s touring manager, wielding her trademark back‑talk. Both characters now co‑lead, swapping perspectives and shaping outcomes through dialogue choices that determine who survives the fire and the town’s future.

The series launched in 2015, expanded through a best‑selling comic line and multiple sequels, and cultivated a passionate fanbase that helped secure Square Enix’s continued investment. Reunion’s release arrives as narrative‑driven adventures compete with live‑service models, so Square Enix will likely monitor sales and consider post‑launch DLC to keep the story alive.