Life is Strange: Double Exposure is the latest entry in the much-loved LiS series. Marking the return of the first game’s protagonist Max Caulfield, Double Exposure came to PlayStation, Xbox and PC late last month. Following a short gap, the game is now set to drop onto the Nintendo Switch later today.

Making the announcement via a press release, the teams at Square Enix and Deck Nine Games shared that “the digital version of LIFE IS STRANGE: DOUBLE EXPOSURE will launch for Nintendo Switch​ on Nov. 19, with the Nintendo Switch physical edition to follow on Jan. 28, 2025.”

Unlike the other versions of the game, Double Exposure on Switch was co-developed by Engine Software alongside Deck Nine Games – with the former being known for its porting work – in particular on the Switch.

As such, hopefully Life is Strange: Double Exposure on the Switch will be a competent port (though given the fact that the system is on its last legs, we will have to see).

As mentioned, Double Exposure is also set to get a physical release early next year, and for those who do prefer owning hard copies of games, the full title will be included on a single 16GB cartridge, meaning you shouldn’t have to worry about patching or updating the game when you buy it.

In case you missed it, Life is Strange: Double Exposure was recently nominated for a couple Game Awards, including ‘Best Performance’ and ‘Games for Impact’. The full list of nominees can be found HERE.

KitGuru says: Have you played Life is Strange: Double Exposure already? What did you think of it? Do you expect the Switch version to offer a decent experience? Let us know down below.

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