Life is Strange Remastered pairs Max's ability to rewind time with a choice-driven story about Chloe and Rachel's disappearance. At $12.15 from Eneba, weigh the current price against its 91%% positive rating from 9,395 reviews. For a planned single-player session on Steam for PC, full controller support is another practical plus.At $39.99 from Eneba, you can compare the current offer with Steam's price; the game has a 91%% positive rating from 9,395 reviews.
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01About Life is Strange Remastered
Max Caulfield discovers she can rewind time while saving her friend Chloe Price from a violent altercation. Together, they investigate the disappearance of fellow student Rachel Amber and uncover a darker side of Arcadia Bay. Choices shape the story, which has multiple endings.The Steam PC version has a 91%% positive rating from 9,395 reviews.
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Deck Nine
Publisher
Square Enix
Steam player reviews
91%positiveVery Positive9,395 Steam reviews
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-20
02Before you buy
Play mode and controller
The Steam PC version offers single-player play and full controller support.
Language
English audio is available, with subtitles in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese and Chinese, among others.
03Frequently asked questions
What is the story about?
Max Caulfield discovers she can rewind time and uses it to save Chloe Price from a violent altercation. Together, they investigate the disappearance of fellow student Rachel Amber.
What does Max's ability do?
Max can rewind time and change how events unfold. Choices shape the story, which has multiple endings.
What are Max and Chloe investigating?
The story follows Max and Chloe as they investigate Rachel Amber's disappearance and uncover a darker side of Arcadia Bay.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviews
Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
I wish I could play this game as if I never did before. If only I could rewind back to that year, where I waited for each episode and wondered what would happen next.
Still, I'm happy I have another reason to play the first LiS again, after having played through it countless times. The new facial expressions and graphics look good. They help make this wonderful story even better. Also, the soundtrack is incredible, 10/10, and I'm so glad they didn't change it in the remaster. I love to put the songs on repeat.
You should definitely give this a go if you haven't touched the original game. You won't regret it. This was one of the most impactful games I've ever played. It will always have a special place in my heart.Show moreShow less
0.1 hours at review425 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I'm super frustrated and let down as an LiS Fan. I love this damn franchise but this past year and change has been so disappointing for me, with the shortness of True Colors, clear cut content and how much they sped through that game, and it's price. And now all of this with the Remaster. The falsely advertised screenshots, the cut facial mocap from BtS, and the general quality and job Decknine did on this.
Some characters faces do look better. Obviously, clear care was given to Max and Chloe. Nathan also looks very good, I think. However, others, not so great. Warren's face is weird and pinched. Wells looks derpy and droopy as heck. David...looks like David. Sure, fabric and clothing looks better, but man, some of them make wild looking faces that they didn't in the original, which I'm sure has to do with the lighting and the new eyes and teeth. Sometimes, it's downright scary. It kind of ruins the characters and their personalities a bit when they look like static muppets staring off, with their creepy looking teeth and glassy eyes.
Like, when Max first talks to Kate in class, she looks super crazy. The angle doesn't help. Kate, by the way, looks like a completely different person. Luke also has a really bad face. He looks like a different nationality, even.
I don't understand how they got things so wrong with most of these. There are also scenes where, in the original, characters would emote a certain way and they just don't here. Like, Victoria glares at Max after answering Jefferson's question in the original. In the remaster, she just stares. It's little things like that, and there are a lot of them, that add up.
The environments do look nice, I'll give them that. The sunshafts are nice and pretty. There's a lot of nice foilage and shadows going on in places, too. However, the lighting and contrast, black levels; sometimes that stuff is super messed up. Max's room is super dark and Dana's room is SUPER bright. It makes Max and Dana look like glowsticks when you're in those scenes. It's so...random and just--nothing seems quite right and different areas have wildly different lighting that often don't make sense and are often blown out way too much with light or far too dark. And what's up with some reflections just cutting off/disappearing depending on the camera of the angle? Super wonky.
There are some glitchy issues, too. I have to think the design of the sound of Max's walking/running is broken because it only comes from the bottom left headphone of mine with surround sound. And like, when Samuel is walking to the ladder/walking up the ladder...the sound is coming from the complete opposite direction, like it's coming from off in the right corner of the courtyard. The football that Alyssa dodges; the window already had the broken glass texture BEFORE the football hit when I played. Again, little things that start to add up. And those are only from episode one. I've seen people reporting more from other episodes (like broken subtitles on episode 2, or all the console problems people are having OF COURSE).
Some textures are still super low quality. Like the fire drill button Max smashes....She hits it, there's no glass that smashes. Just a flat, bad quality texture. Sure, the bucket with the butterfly looks great! But other stuff still looks really bad. It's jarring. Jagged textures that they clearly really didn't update that clashes with some of the new stuff, like some graffiti, photos, etc.
It's just upsetting. Why do a remaster if you half-ass the work. There are some hits here, but way more misses. It's a disjointed, jarring experience overall. The pre-rendered cutscene at the end of episode 1 looks REALLY bad and the models are screwed up when they look over the water with the water having a bunch of their blurry silhouette overlayed onto it...just, why?
They delayed this 6 months and we still get an inferior product and nothing CLOSE to what those official screenshots that they're STILL advertising the game with and it's deceitful and just plain disheartening as a fan. I expected more, as should anyone, especially given how they handled the pricing and packaging model of this stuff.
I love Life is Strange and Dontnod and Deck Nine but this is all really a miss here. If it was a problem with time, they should have delayed it further. I just wish it was better, in so many ways. Patches will probably fix some things, but it's clear that it's a lackluster remaster that doesn't have enough love, care, and effort to be what it truly should have been, and that's just a shame when they call it a love letter to fans.Show moreShow less
Unlike True Colors, these character models were never designed to be mo-caped. What this causes is over-exposure of blocky yellow teeth that weren't supposed to be shown this much and lips contorting to do things they were never designed for. All the while the upper half of the face remains robotically stiff when characters flap their alien gums. The eyes bulge out of the characters' skulls, as if completely unrelated to their surroundings. Meanwhile, the cheeks, jowls, and flesh around the eyes remain flat no matter how much the characters are squinting.
Looks ugly, and I'd rather take the original with hyper-stiff facial animations than this abomination.Show moreShow less
0.2 hours at review351 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
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5.2 hours at review157 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
look, i love this game. but if you're going to play it, just buy the originals. the remasters are ugly, the lighting is completely broken, the subtitles barely work, and there's a ton of visual glitches where characters will just freeze instead of playing their animation (specifically in ep. 4).
i'm going to continue playing the game but only for the fact that i've been showing a friend who's never seen it the story & that i spent the money on it. since it's too late to refund, i wanted to post this and share my current thoughts on the game.
it's just not that good. buy the originals, even if they're a little ugly, because at least you can actually play them without super distracting bugs.Show moreShow less
7.8 hours at review327 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
11/10 never cried so much during a game
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13.6 hours at review154 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Life is Cash Grab;
Hurry to buy something you have already bought, and pay twice the price for it to have a remastered visual experience which is not quite different than the actual game!
Square Enix needs your money more than you do.Show moreShow less
0.2 hours at review300 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
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26.2 hours at review126 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
If you own the original Life is Strange, this remaster is irrelevant. There are improvements, such as the lip syncing and certain animations. The texture differences are nearly non-existent or hardly noticeable enough to warrant shilling $60, especially if you're like me and don't even like BtS.
A remaster needs to offer substantial changes to an original product and this fails to do so.
Go and replay the original, I know I will be.Show moreShow less
4.8 hours at review245 people found this helpful
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.
