In developing this particular endeavor, the crew at Dontnod consulted with organizations like GLAAD to ensure the project culminated in an authentic trans narrative. Tell Me Why, of course, counts as no exception.
Since the advent of Life is Strange in 2015, the French studio has built a reputation for tackling a variety of social issues and topics in its interactive adventures. Xbox Game Studios published the story-driven experience, which became the first major AAA game to star a trans character in a leading, playable role.
Dontnod launched Tell Me Why in the summer of 2020 to predominantly favorable reviews across the board. Check out the PC games at the PlayStation 5 show, everything at the PC Gaming Show, and all the trailers from the Xbox showcase, for starters.In honor of Pride Month, Life is Strange creator Dontnod Entertainment is allowing PC and Xbox players to download and own Tell Me Why at no extra cost. Whatever you call it, hit our E3 2020 tag for more from this summer's blast of gaming announcements, trailers, and miscellaneous marketing. Oh, and it'll be on Xbox One as well, obvs. It will be available on Steam and the Microsoft Store, priced at £24/$30/€30. I'm a big fan of that, it's nice to have time to let the story sink in, rather than absolutely blast through it. Tell Me Why has three chapters that will launch weekly, starting August 27th. As they go through their memories, it becomes clear they have some sort of "supernatural bond" that gives both of them visions. Like Life Is Strange, not everything is quite as it seems with these teens, though.
There's also a bunch of new characters we'll be meeting in due time, and the devs have even suggested that we may have already seen the game's big bad, too. The trailer shows that, in the first chapter, the twins have started looking for some closure around the death of their mother.
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