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Life is Strange: True Colors interview – "diversity in art is so important"

Senior staff writer Felice Kuan and actor Erika Mori on the continuing growth of narrative adventure games Last month, Life is Strange: Before the Storm developer Deck Nine announced the next major release in the beloved narrative adventure game series, Life is Strange: True Colors. This time our hero is Alex Chen, a young woman gifted with a superpowered form of empathy, which lets her tap into other people’s emotions on a much deeper level, reading what they’re feeling based on colourful auras that surround them. The story follows Alex’s return to a remote mountain town called Haven Springs after years away growing up in the foster care system. She sets out to reunite with her older brother Gabe, but he dies in mysterious circumstances, leading Alex to use her power to search for the truth.

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Alex's power in Life is Strange: True Colours is "empathy, but on steroids"

Alex’s power in Life is Strange: True Colours is “empathy, but on steroids” Last month, Deck Nine announced Life is Strange: True Colors – the next major release in the beloved adventure games series – and gave us a little insight into its protagonist, Alex Chen, and her special power: empathy. Now, ahead of the Life is Strange: True Colors release date, we got a chance to speak to senior staff writer Felice Kuan and Alex’s actor Erika Mori about how the upcoming PC game will once again bring together relatable, very human people and experiences with paranormal twists through Alex’s story – and how her empathy will be core to this.

Life is Strange: True Colors' mocap was "instrumental in successfully creating this game about empathy"

Life is Strange: True Colors’ mocap was “instrumental in successfully creating this game about empathy” If you checked out the Life is Strange: True Colors reveal stream last month, you’ll know the upcoming PC game will feature full performance motion capture for the first time in the narrative adventure games series’ history. And, beyond offering character movements and facial expressions on a whole new, more life-like level, it seems the full capture technology was “instrumental in successfully creating this game about empathy” – protagonist Alex Chen’s special power, and a core facet of the game. Ahead of the Life is Strange: True Colors release date, we got the chance to speak to senior staff writer Felice Kuan and Alex’s actor Erika Mori about the game, and they told us about the new mocap tech’s role in bringing the story to life. “Motion capture was an absolute ball because you really get to rely on the power of your imagination,” Mori tells us.