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Tag: Dontnod Entertainment

A father and son stand together beside a lonely highway under a dim evening sky.

Brothers on the Run in Life Is Strange 2, and the Road Trip That Won’t Let Them Stop

Life Is Strange 2 sends two fugitive brothers down the US West Coast with no money or plan, and a morality system that makes you raise a child.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 14, 2026

Two grown brothers stand before their childhood home in Delos, Alaska, where a boy once vanished.

Game Reviews8.1/10

Dontnod’s Alaskan mystery still has no rival in how it handles a trans lead

Tell Me Why review: Dontnod's three-chapter Alaskan adventure with a trans lead, telepathic twins, and a memory mechanic that makes uncertainty the point.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 14, 2026

A thief stands upon a high building within a glowing, shadowed city.

Game Reviews7/10

Capcom’s memory-hacking thriller deserved better than the reception it got

Remember Me, Dontnod's 2013 debut, gave us memory remixing in Neo-Paris. We revisit Nilin, the Errorists, Pressens and why it scored 7.0/10.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 13, 2026

A shadowy figure stands alone in a fog-choked London street lit by distant gas lamps.

Game Reviews6.8/10

Vampyr’s combat is clumsy enough that its choices barely get room to matter

Vampyr review: Dontnod's 1918 London vampire RPG nails the feeding-vs-mercy choice but stumbles on stiff combat. Score: 6.8/10.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 12, 2026