Don't Nod delays Life is Strange successor for honest reason

Don't Nod has announced a delay for their upcoming title, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, now expected to release in early 2025. This decision aims to avoid splitting fan attention with the newly unveiled Life is Strange: Double Exposure, releasing this October. The studio believes giving both games the space they need will enhance the overall experience. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage will feature a story focusing on four female friends, exploring their high school years in the '90s and their lives in the present day, promising elements of queer romance and supernatural themes akin to Life is Strange.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage was delayed to early 2025 to prevent splitting fan attention with the upcoming Life is Strange: Double Exposure, allowing both games to have their time to shine.

Life is Strange, originally released in 2015, quickly became a beloved series for its compelling storytelling and unique time-manipulation mechanics. The series' ability to tackle complex themes and emotional narratives has garnered a dedicated fanbase. The announcement of Life is Strange: Double Exposure marks a significant return to its roots with original protagonist Max Caulfield, encouraging anticipation among fans who enjoyed the first game's impactful story arcs.