AU:Chloe Price - 21 years old and fed up with her tedious stress filled days of struggling to pay rent for her rundown apartment, decides to plan a road trip to California with her girlfriend Max Caulfield, to help get their fleeting relationship back on track. But when a familiar face from Chloe's past shows up...things might just end up worse than anybody could of imagined.

AU There's no Jefferson. No rewind powers. Rachel is gone, but not dead, and Max was absent for very different reasons. Rated T for language.

Chloe has been dead for five months, and Max can no longer live with the choice she made. She's tried to go back, but her powers are gone. Or are they just dormant? Could she trigger them again with the right motivation? She can only think of one way to find out. Drama/Thriller with time-traveling mind twisters and tons of Pricefield. Inspired by KoetheKoethe and his awesome music

After the storm, Max and Chloe drive across the country, pursued by regret and the ghosts of the other versions of themselves left to suffer in other timelines. Chloe wrestles with her feelings for Max and her still-fresh grief over Rachel, all while a storm greater than the one they fled brews in the heavens. Pricefield, grief and loss, awkward romance, weird time travel, etc.

This is a sequel to 'One Way Trip', so read that first. If 'Life is Strange' was their origin story, 'One Way Trip' was a re-awakening. An introduction to new friends, hidden enemies. Warnings for the future. Early power-ups for what lies ahead. 'Near Light' is the continued adventure of Max & Chloe, picking up where 'One Way Trip' left off. Pricefield, etc.

The universe is dead. Nothing survived, except Max Caulfield. She's all alone and without any clue about what happened. Her only chance to safe everyone is to remember. But Max's memories do not just contain the cause for this apocalyptic catastrophe, but also a blue-haired punk and a dark secret that intertwined both of their fates. Rated M for violence and adault topics.

It's been two weeks since Max made the choice to sacrifice Chloe. It was the right choice, rationally. It was the choice Chloe would have choose. It's just not the choice Max can live with.

Max and Chloe lived together in the shadows for over three hundred years.. side effects. After losing Chloe and all life to sudden global destruction at the hands of an unknown enemy, Max makes an unguided one-way jump back to their beginning to try to change fate. Can she and Chloe rebuild a past only Max remembers, while guiding humanity to a less explody future? Pricefield, etc.