(And its prequel DLC, Wavelengths, casts the player as record shop owner and local radio DJ, Steph. Particularly in Life is Strange: True Colors, which – as we learned in last month’s gameplay preview – is (in part, at least) set in a record shop. But on the other hand, they can be a horrific licensing burden, and actually resulted in Alan Wake being removed from sale until the issue was cleared up, 18 months later.įor something like Life is Strange, though, a video game with a particular teenaged angst mixtape vibe, it would be weird to not feature licensed tunes. Sometimes, they can absolutely make a game, cementing its time and place like Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Licensed soundtracks in video games are an odd thing. Here’s every licensed song on the Life is Strange: True Colors soundtrack (and Wavelengths DLC), featuring Sigur Rós, Phoebe Bridgers, Michael Kiwanuka, Kings of Leon, and Dido.
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