Safi's Camera is important in Life is Strange: Double Exposure because it shares some important evidence in the case. Here's how to find it and get Moses out of trouble.

The original Life is Strange, from developer Don’t Nod, launched as an episodic, story-driven adventure game published by Square Enix in 2015. That’s nearly a decade ago, surprisingly enough, and it’s making me feel old,

Here's how to find and solve the Abraxas Puzzle box in both chapters 1 and 2 of Life Is Strange: Double Exposure.

One of the most obscure trophies/achievements in Life is Strange: Double Exposure involves Max helping a timid guy get a bathroom key in Chapter 2. It's easy to miss, so here's how to get the Loyal Flush trophy/achievement and help a fellow dude out.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a worthy follow-up for those who enjoyed Max’s original adventure. Without giving away spoilers, the game hints at future sequels, which occasionally undermines its story potential. This focus detracts from Double Exposure ’s impact, leading to a somewhat underwhelming ending.

True to Max Caulfield, Life is Strange: Double Exposure has a "Frame Fatale" achievement where you need to find all the spots where you can take snapshots. Some are hidden in different dimensions, and if you've ever missed any, you can go back to chapter ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure has a few collectibles you can find in the form of Polaroids, which also give you a little background on the people and places near where you found them. There are a few to find in each chapter, with a total of five in Chapter 3.

Take a snapshot of the two manuscripts together, and you've successfully completed this questline in Life is Strange: Double Exposure.

Finding information about Maya in Lucas' Office in Life is Strange: Double Exposure is more complicated than you may expect.

Double Exposure is the fourth mainline entry in the series and features the return of Max Caulfield, but is it worth playing?