Dontnod
'Tell Me Why' Smothers Its Representation in Bubble Wrap
The newest DONTNOD game is the result of pushing for better representation, only to have the edges of identities filed down and wrapped in Nerf foam.
Life Is Strange Developer Making Xbox Exclusive With Trans Main Character
‘Tell Me Why’ focuses on twins struggling with memories of “loving but troubled childhood.”
We've Had It With Games That Evoke Politics While Denying Their Existence
On today's Waypoint Radio, we're excited about a lot of games—and bullish on political messages in mainstream spaces.
Labor Politics Overshadow Otherwise Fantastic New Life is Strange Episode
'Before the Storm' invites you to take a moment, breathe, and bask in your teenage feelings.
In Tragedy, 'Life Is Strange' Finds Freedom for the People Who Need It Most
Time traveling teenage drama 'Life Is Strange' offered real, true freedom at its climactic ending.
How the 'Life Is Strange' Prequel Is Giving Queer Fans More Choices
What was sometimes only hinted at in 'Life is Strange' is a much bigger part of this new story.
Waypoint Rescores: 'Life Is Strange'
Dontnod’s 2015 game featured some great music—but how does changing those songs affect its most memorable scenes?
The New Game from 'Life Is Strange' Developers Is an Ode to the Classic Vampire
London, 1918. The Great War has shaken the city's residents. An outbreak of flu is becoming a pandemic. And then there's the small matter of vampires in the East End.
A Completely Spoilers-Filled Interview with the Makers of ‘Life Is Strange’
Co-directors Michel Koch and Raoul Barbet discuss their game's heavyweight themes of bullying and assisted suicide.
A Completely Spoilers-Filled Interview with the Makers of ‘Life Is Strange’
Co-directors Michel Koch and Raoul Barbet discuss their game's heavyweight themes of bullying and assisted suicide.
‘Life Is Strange,' But It’s Best When You’re Sitting Down, Doing Nothing
After the fifth game in the 'Life Is Strange' series, we can look back on Dontnod's intriguing adventure and conclude that its silences often spoke the loudest.
'Life Is Strange' Ignored Me as a Student of Color, Just Like a Real Prep School
How the fictional school in Life is Strange falls into the same traps as real-world institutions.