Chaos Theory, embodied in the butterfly effect, illustrates how the subtle flutter of a butterfly's wing can cascade into a typhoon halfway around the world.

Many of us harbor the wish to travel back in time, altering pivotal moments in the past to reshape our future outcomes. A timeless quote wisely states, "We cannot revisit the past and alter its course, but we can choose to repent." Life is Strange unfolds a narrative where the manipulation of time becomes a tangible option. The game skillfully unveils the far-reaching consequences of our words, providing a captivating exploration of the intricate dance between cause and effect.

The game throws the main character (that's you!) into greed, where the only thing you want is to try and smooth out every hiccup along the way. But, that whole journey of trying to make everything better for yourself is a rollercoaster of unexpected twists and turns. The famous words from buddha states that "Nothing is permanent. Everything is subject to change. Being is always becoming".

At the beginning of the game, you're hit with a vision of this massive tornado ready to barrel down on Arcadia Bay. Suddenly, you discover you've got the power to turn back time. You're all in, eager to change anything and everything to prevent the impending disaster. However, as you tinker with timelines, you start realizing the whole environment is on the brink of a major shift. With the ability to weave through different timelines, you're hoping to find the one path that leads away from that ominous vision. But here's the kicker: one tweak to history by you has a ripple effect on the climate change outcome. The choice is yours—stop the storm or embrace the consequences of your timeline-altering journey.