at the end Life is Strange: ReunionChloe and Max chat backstage at the show. Then, if you leave the place before the credits roll, you'll get a photo montage. The montage depicts what happens to the duo after the game ends.
It's up to you to decide exactly what pictures appear in the montage and what happens during Chloe and Max's conversation. It all depends on your actions and choices. Here's a description of all endings and how to obtain them:
What Affects the Ending
One of the main factors affecting the ending is Whether you can save everyone during the game. You have the opportunity to save Safi, Jeannette, Owen, Loretta, Vinh, Noelle, Anthony and various other unseen students.
You can try to save most of them from the observatory fire, but Safi and Vinh will have to save themselves. This is a complete guide to achieving this.. If you let one of them die It changes the ending you get.
Another thing that affects the ending is Decisions to be made at the end of the game In the Partners In Time scene.
As Chloe, You read Moses' letter with a picture. Max took it before the fire broke out. You may choose: Give it to Max or burn it. Your decisions will have a big impact on the ending.
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We couldn't save everyone and burn the photos.
If you don't save everyone and burn the photo Max has no idea that he could have gone back and saved everyone. So she doesn't feel very guilty about the situation and seems happy with Chloe.
At the end you will see a photo montage. Two people returning to Arcadia BayWe visit an old junkyard and meet Joyce again.
this I can't say it's the best ending Because at least one person has to die. That said, since Max and Chloe are together, this is a solid conclusion.
They failed to save everyone and failed to give Max the photo.
After failing to save everyone, give the photo to Max. Give her a chance to go back. Chloe is worried that she might lose Max because of this.
According to the final photo montage, Max initially appears to resist the temptation to go back. But she's Max Caulfield She can't help but try to save her people.
therefore, She ends up going backHowever, it is not shown whether Max succeeds in saving everyone on his second attempt.
What it shows is Chloe was alone again. Max finds out Another version of Chloe, But they embrace.
Meanwhile It's not a completely 'bad' ending.That's not good either. In the end, the game makes it clear that if Max continues to manipulate time, real problems could arise. Additionally, Chloe, whom you controlled during the game, will miss Max.
Save all and burn your photos
There is no difference between burning photos when everyone is alive and burning photos when someone is dead. The scenes and photo montages are all the same. so, Max and Chloe still return to Arcadia Bay and meet Joyce again.
However, in this version, since everyone survived anyway, the emotional weight of not handing over the photos is not felt as much. you just Keeping things from Max for no reason.
Not yet A definite ending for the duo.Regardless.
Save everyone and give Max the photo
Despite saving everyone, Chloe is still worried that handing over the photos might make Max want to go back in time to put out the fire in the first place.
So the cutscene is It's similar to what you see if you give someone a photo without saving it. But the final photo montage is different.
While everyone is saved, Max decided not to go back. She is still tempted at first but in the last photo You see her ready to burn the photo.
This is Arguably a 'good' ending Because Max has finally decided to let go of the past and stop messing with time. It does the following: A fitting conclusion to her arc. However, it's a bit of a shame that she and Chloe don't go to Arcadia Bay.
Life Is Strange: Reunion – How your existing game choices affect your play
Tell Life is Strange: Reunion is able to build a proper story through how you acted as Max Caulfield in the five situations leading up to this game.
