We don’t understand Square Enix’s attitude, as this is a multi-platform title.

The Life is Strange Collection contains the following games and downloadable content: Life is Strange Remastered, Life is Strange: Before the Storm Remastered, Life is Strange 2, Life is Strange: True Colors Deluxe Edition, Life is Strange: Double Exposure Ultimate Edition, and all DLC released for each game, including pre-order bonuses.

Life is Strange is a single-player, narrative-driven adventure franchise that focuses on heartfelt, grounded stories with a touch of the strange. Having won over 100 awards since its inception, including awards from The Game Awards, The Peabody Awards, BAFTA, and GLAAD, the franchise is a cornerstone of the narrative adventure genre. In over five cinematic and emotional adventures, you will rewind time as Max Caulfield, uncover the secrets of Arcadia Bay with Chloe Price, take a road trip with Sean Diaz and his telekinetic brother Daniel, find a new home with psychic empath Alex Chen, and return to Max to solve a murder across two timelines.

The Life is Strange Collection contains all five games and will be available for $60. Pre-orders are available now on the Square Enix Store for the disc edition. The catch is that this pack has only been announced for the PlayStation 5, despite the franchise also being available on Xbox Series X/S and PC. Disc releases for the latter are rare, and for the former, they are less common. Perhaps that’s why Square Enix is only planning it for the PlayStation 5. On the positive side, if the five games can be played offline, that will be great.

The Life is Strange Collection will be released on October 2 for the PlayStation 5. No new games are included, but at least everything will be in one place.

Source: Gematsu, Square Enix Store