The Life is Strange games have made a name for themselves as some of the most appealing titles in Square Enix's line-up. The games have tackled social issues from racism, political tensions in America, and more, all dressed up with a super-powered backdrop to give it more oomph. The series has been such a success that the Life is Strange developers have six projects in the works. Now, with a third game on the way, it's expected to take on all-new issues with hard hitting social commentary and some new powers.

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Life is Strange: True Colors leaked thanks to an early Game Informer listing (via Life is Strange will be developed by Deck Nine who previously made the spin-off title.

Life is Strange is also getting remastered as part of a larger celebration of the franchise. The remaster will include the first game as well as its spin-off, Before the Storm, which serves as a prequel. Both remastered titles will benefit from enhanced graphics, animations, and some refined gameplay elements. The remaster will be a standalone purchase but will also be included in the Ultimate Edition of Life is Strange: True Colors.

Life is Strange: True Colors is expected to be the largest scale game in the series to date. Despite coming from a much smaller budget, this entry promises licensed music from Radiohead, motion-captured performances, and more. With the  remasters and an all-new game releasing around the same time, it's clear 2021 will be a great time to be a fan of the series, but also welcome new ones who want to see what all the fuss is about. Hopefully, the larger ambition for Life is Strange: True Colors will pay off and the series continue to grow and expand.