Life is Strange Volume 4: Tracks
Trapped in a reality that is not her own, Max Caulfield needs to find a way to return to her original timeline! Max must follow her connection with Chloe across infinite realities, and from one coast to another, as she embarks on the road trip of multiple lifetimes!
When her temporal abilities threatened to tear reality apart after the events of the BAFTA-winning videogame Life is Strange, Max was forced to leave her Chloe behind and jump to a new timeline: where Rachel was alive and Chloe had left Arcadia Bay. Afraid to lose her powers, Max hid her secret for two years until she met Tristan, a boy with the power to ‘phase’ in and out of reality. The pair teamed up to return Max to her timeline, but while Tristan succeeded, stranding himself with the original Chloe, Max was left behind, unable to cross over.
“Perfect even for comic readers who have never played the game… 10/10.” – Bleeding Cool
“Life is Strange continues to be a fantastic book for fans of the game. The entire creative team give it their all as usual.” – Adventures in Poor Taste
“A must for anyone who experienced the original Life is Strange story.” – Flickering Myth
“Simply beautiful… delivers the final hook to ensure you’ll come back for more.” – The Xbox Hub
Published: April 7, 2021
Pages: 115
ISBN: 9781787735484
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Rachel S.
Life is Strange Vol 4 is set in two timelines, Max's and Chloes, Max is trying to get back to the same timeline as Chloe, which seem almost parallel to one another, they go to the same places and can feel each other but it is proving difficult, so close but so far away.
This was interesting to me, I liked how they both ended up in the same place but different worlds and was hoping that the worlds would collide and they would be back with each other. The High Seas band were as I would have expected a band of their age to be depicted.
The artwork is fantastic, each scene was drawn perfectly with so much detail that I knew where they were, I really liked at the end of the book there was a section that showed cover development stages from sketch to cover with descriptions and also character sketches.
Overall I was a little confused to start with but once I got into it it was great. I think reading the previous volumes would be better than jumping into this one first. I will definitely be grabbed the previous volumes so I can catch up properly.