Green Man Gaming has dropped the price of Life is Strange Remastered Collection by a huge 80% discount, bringing the bundle down from its usual $39.99 to around $8. The deal includes a Steam key, making it an easy pickup for anyone who wants to add these story-focused classics to their PC library at a bargain price.
Life is Strange Remastered Collection bundles the upgraded editions of the original Life is Strange and Life is Strange: Before the Storm. While the remastered versions arrived in 2022, the games they’re based on first launched in 2015 and 2017, and they’ve remained favorites for players who love emotional, choice-driven storytelling.
If you’re wondering what “remastered” means here, the core gameplay is essentially the same as the original releases. The big changes are visual and presentation upgrades, including improved character models, more detailed facial animations, enhanced environments, and better lighting. The goal is to deliver a more polished narrative experience while preserving what made the originals so memorable.
It’s also worth noting that the remasters didn’t have the smoothest debut. A lot of early criticism focused on technical problems. Since launch, however, the developer has released multiple patches aimed at improving stability and performance. As a result, the remastered games now run much better on most reasonably capable PCs, and both carry a Steam Deck “Playable” compatibility rating, which is good news for handheld players looking for great narrative games on the go.
For newcomers, this bundle is one of the best low-cost ways to experience the series. These are narrative-driven adventure games built around exploration, environmental interactions, and branching storylines shaped by your choices. Decisions don’t just affect a single moment—they can echo through later episodes, changing character relationships and how key events unfold.
And if you’ve already played the originals, the steep discount makes this an appealing excuse to return to Arcadia Bay with improved visuals and a smoother overall experience than the remasters had at launch.
