Life is Strange: True Colors - How Long to Beat and How Many Chapters
Life is Strange: True Colors is an episodic decision-making adventure game from Life is Strange: Before the Storm developers Deck Nine. However, unlike the other games, True Colors presents itself as a single game split into multiple chapters, as opposed to the individually released episodic structure of the previous games.
With this new approach comes a few differences from the past Life is Strange games. One such change means the main menu UI — which once showed every upcoming episode — is no longer the same, thus leaving players in the dark about the length of the game until after they’ve completed it. This guide will explain how long Life is Strange: True Colors takes to beat, as well as just how many chapters the game has.
Life is Strange: True Colors Perfects the Life is Strange Formula
Coming from Deck Nine, gamers may expect Life is Strange: True Colors to be similar in length to Before the Storm, which comes in at three episodes plus a shorter bonus one. True Colors features five chapters along with “Wavelengths,” an extra DLC episode. This brings the game more in line with Life is Strange 1 & 2, which also feature five episodes.
This means players will have a lot more time to familiarize themselves with Alex, Steph, Ryan, and the other residents of True Colors' Haven Springs while solving the central mystery surrounding the town. Moreover, it may justify the much higher price tag that Square Enix has labeled both the Standard and Ultimate editions of the game with.
On average, Life is Strange: True Colors takes around 12 hours to beat for players thoroughly exploring Haven Springs’ secrets. Each of the game’s five chapters are fairly equally paced, taking over two hours to complete at a leisurely speed. While the
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