Amazon has announced a TV adaptation of the beloved video game Life is Strange, but original writer Christian Divine has expressed concerns about the exclusion of the game's creators from the project. Life is Strange, developed by Don't Nod in 2015, became a hit due to its captivating narrative and unique gameplay. The adaptation will be produced by Square Enix, along with LuckyChap and Story Kitchen, but has been criticized for sidelining the original team. Fans are anxious about the absence of key developers as the series aims to recreate the storyline of the game, known for its choose-your-own-adventure mechanics and emotional depth.

Will the Life is Strange TV series honor the original game's story and choices?

The series is set to follow the events of the original game closely, though fans have raised concerns about how it will handle the game's unique branching narrative and multiple endings. Despite some apprehension, Square Enix remains optimistic about the adaptation's potential success.

Life is Strange has garnered a massive following since its launch, celebrated for its innovative storytelling where players can rewind time to affect the outcome of their choices. The series has led to sequels and spin-offs, expanding its universe while maintaining a strong community that remains protective of its source material.