It has been more than a year since the last episode of Life Is Stage 2, the third remake of the beloved adventure saga, the story created by Dontnote Entertainment (Remember Me, Vampire and Del Me Why Authors). So, fans of this series are eager to find out what the future holds. However, according to internal Emily Rogers Don’t Note Life Is Strange “Abandoned”. Who will take care of it?
According to Rogers, the answer Tech Nine, Or Life Authors Strange Before the Storm, the forerunner of Liz’s first season following the adventures of Chloe and her friend (but not only) Rachel. According to Insider, in fact, Square Enix (the game’s publisher and IP owner) and Dontnote Entertainment “went their own way and split up a long time ago”.
As Tonnot Entertainment’s latest deal with Tencent demonstrates, it has decided to pursue self – publishing and internal development as a developer, and has set up a new studio in Montreal. So it is not surprising that he decided not to join Square Enix. Rogers, however, explains that the deal with Tencent came out well after the test, so there was no connection between the two events.
But let’s talk about Life is Strange. As mentioned, according to Rogers, taking care of it would be Tech Nine: if so, The series will be in good hands, Given the excellent quality of the pre-storm. According to Rogers, a lot of announcements are coming in regarding this series, so let’s consider it Life is strange3 Square Enix is one of the upcoming games. For now, in any case, this is not official information: we hope everything will be confirmed soon.
You can read the review of Life Strange 2: Chapter 5 at this address.
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