Released last August, Tell Me Why serves up a deft blend of earnest homecoming drama and mystery thriller, setting its three-episode story against a picturesque rendition of small-town Alaska - all snow-banked streets, crystalline lakes, and icily majestic mountain ranges. The post Dontnod’s Tell Me Why is free on Steam and Xbox for Pride month appeared first on Polygon.If you've yet to experience Life is Strange developer Dontnod's beautiful mystery adventure Tell Me Why, you can now play the entire first episode for free. Tell Me Why is available to play on Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass.
Tyler is trans, and the game pointedly addresses the character’s experiences of transphobia and homophobia at the hands of their family. The twins also happen to share a unique ability - a telepathic link that allows them to delve into each other’s memories of their troubled childhood in an effort to heal and reconcile with their past. Tell Me Why follows the story of Tyler and Alyson Ronan, a pair of twin siblings attempting to deal with the recent loss of their mother. The studio announced the game’s availability in a Tweet published on Friday.Īs with each year, we and are super happy to celebrate Pride Month alongside the entire LGBTQ+ community with free access to all chapters of Join Alyson and Tyler!On Steam: On Microsoft Store: /XWyrYD2xliįans of the developer might notice that this is not the first time Dontnod has done this, as the developer previously made Tell Me Why available to download for free during Pride month in 20. June is officially Pride month, and Dontnod, the French studio behind such games as Remember Me and Life is Strange, is celebrating by making the 2020 episodic adventure game Tell Me Why available to download for free on Steam, the Microsoft Store, and Xbox consoles for the entire month.
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