Have you ever heard of a One-Two Punch? The sentence comes from the moment Square Enix broadcast two new upsets or bad one after the other. That's right, that's where it comes from. Today, we received an original One-Two Punch for Life Is Strange.
Yesterday, Square Enix announced the bad news of Life Is Strange: Remastered Collection. The Arcadia Bay saga will be reissued at the beginning of 2022, to give the development team a well-deserved pause between the exit of True Colors and the remastered collection.
Early this morning, Square Enix gave us an "Oh, and a thing ..." for the owners of Nintendo Switch. The release date of True Colors is 10 September, but it seems that the Nintendo Switch version will not fully respect this deadline. He will be repulsed on an indeterminate date.
We do not know why the Nintendo Switch version is chosen for the delay, but rest assured that if you plan to get it on the switch, you will play there by the end of 2021. Square ENix will announce a new release date in the next weeks.
In addition, Life is Strange: True Colors for Nintendo Switch takes a little delay.
We will not be quite ready to go out on September 10 - but we are still planning to go out this year.
Please look at our channels for a date confirmed in the coming weeks!
- Life is strange (@Lifeisstrange) 12 August 2021
An ad trailer for the DLC Life is Strange: True Colors, Wavelengths is released today and its release date is set at the end of September. The trailer also indicated that the Nintendo Switch version of the DLC would arrive later in the year, so we can assume that the Nintendo Switch version of True Colors will arrive. Wavelengths will come out for other platforms.
Life Is Strange: True Colors will be released on September 10th on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, PS4, PS5 and Stadia, and will be released on Nintendo Switch later in 2021.
On which platform will you play True Colors? Let us know in the comments below.
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