What Games belong to the Remastered Collection?

[Unholymoon]

Hey I wanted to play the whole Series from Life is Strange. Are there all games included in this version?

If not, could you give me the right order for the games? I am kind of confused :)

[rmsgrey]

The Remastered Collection is just two games: Life Is Strange Remastered and Before the Storm Remastered.

If you want to play the entire series in order, you can start with either Life Is Strange or Before the Storm - there's some debate over which is best to play first, with the former being the original game, but the latter a prequel, and some say you should play in publication order; others that it's better following internal chronology (though the bonus episode from Before the Storm should definitely be played after the original Life Is Strange).

There's also debate over whether it's better to play the higher resolution remasters and live with the bugs, or play the original versions with more stylised graphics.

After those two (in either original or remastered versions), there's a free game, The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, which serves as a prologue to Life Is Strange 2. After Life Is Strange 2 comes True Colors, with its DLC prequel (only playable after completing the base game), and finally Double Exposure. There's not enough crossover between those last three games for it to really matter which order you play them in, though they do all expect you to have played Life Is Strange and/or Before the Storm.

Don't Nod, who developed Life Is Strange and Life Is Strange 2 (and Captain Spirit) have also produced a couple of games that are not part of the Life Is Strange IP, but have similar flavour - Tell Me Why, and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage.

There's also an officially published non-canon Life Is Strange comic, After the Storm, which is a direct sequel to the first game.

If it matters to you, Captain Spirit, LIS2 and Double Exposure all use Denuvo.

[Marshall of the Templars]

Publicado originalmente por rmsgrey:

There's also an officially published non-canon Life Is Strange comic, After the Storm, which is a direct sequel to the first game.

The comic series isn't officially subtitled as "After the Storm" though. It's a 22 issue series comprised of 6 story arcs: Dust, Waves, Strings, Partners in Time: Tracks, Coming Home, and Settling Dust.

[rmsgrey]

Publicado originalmente por Marshall of the Templars:

Publicado originalmente por rmsgrey:

There's also an officially published non-canon Life Is Strange comic, After the Storm, which is a direct sequel to the first game.

The comic series isn't officially subtitled as "After the Storm" though. It's a 22 issue series comprised of 6 story arcs: Dust, Waves, Strings, Partners in Time: Tracks, Coming Home, and Settling Dust.

Huh. I could have sworn that was used in the marketing before the first issues released.

I wonder if that's a change, or a Mandela Effect.

[Marshall of the Templars]

Publicado originalmente por rmsgrey:

Huh. I could have sworn that was used in the marketing before the first issues released.

I wonder if that's a change, or a Mandela Effect.

I never followed the marketing for the series, so I personally can't confirm or deny if they used "After the Storm" in those material.

But if they did, then Titan Comics did not use the term on the series' compiled box sets....

https://titan-comics.com/c/1645-life-is-strange-1-3-boxed-set/

https://titan-comics.com/c/1803-life-is-strange-4-6-boxed-set/

[Bango]

Wikipedia has a nice timeline[en.wikipedia.org].
I'm going by release order, just started Life is Strange 2.