Amazon Studios is set to bring the acclaimed video game series Life is Strange to the small screen with a new TV adaptation. The show, executive produced by Charlie Covell, known for his work on Channel 4's The End of the F***ing World, will follow the story of Max Caulfield, a photography student with the unique ability to rewind time. This adaptation was initially announced in 2016, but now, after several years, it is moving forward, focusing on Max and her best friend Chloe as they navigate their town's dark secrets while dealing with life-altering choices.

The announcement of this adaptation comes as the Life is Strange franchise has been exploring new directions, recently experiencing mixed reception regarding its latest game, Life is Strange: Double Exposure. With the show's narrative likely drawing from the original game's themes, fans are curious how it will handle the interactive storytelling that the franchise is known for.

How will the Life is Strange TV series adapt the game's story?

The Life is Strange TV series is expected to adapt the storyline of the first game, focusing on Max's time-rewinding ability and her relationship with Chloe, while exploring the mystery of a missing student. However, details on how it will incorporate the game's unique choose-your-own-adventure style remain to be seen.

Life is Strange is a narrative-driven video game series developed initially by Dontnod Entertainment, known for its emotionally engaging storylines and player choices that impact the narrative. The franchise has seen various entries since its debut in 2015, including sequels and spin-offs, expanding its universe while often revisiting fan-favorite characters like Max and Chloe. The upcoming TV adaptation aims to rekindle interest in the series as it continues to evolve and adapt to new formats.