Life is Strange – Episode 3: Chaos Theory launching May 19th

We definitely enjoyed the first 2 episodes of Square Enix and DONTNOD’s stylish time-bending adventure, Life is Strange, so we’re certainly quite excited for the May 19th release of Episode 3: Chaos Theory.

After the events of episode 2, the drama and mystery at Blackwell Academy has kicked into high gear, so we’re interested to see where the story takes Max and the citizens of Arcadia Bay next.

Check out the brief announcement below.

We know you?ve all been eagerly awaiting news on Life is Strange Episode 3. It has been brilliant reading all your thoughts and theories from Episode 2, the response has been truly amazing!

We are really excited to finally announce that LIFE IS STRANGE EPISODE 3 – ?CHAOS THEORY? will be released May 19th.

In this next installment of Life is Strange, Max and Chloe?s investigation into Rachel Amber?s disappearance lead them to break into Blackwell Academy after dark, to search for answers. Secrets will be uncovered and Max will find another use for her power.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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