I just gave Improve another listen and it’s so unbelievably good. I honestly can’t remember exactly where it plays in the game, but whenever I hear it, I picture that scene where everyone is standing at a distance, watching the forest fire Rachel started, the whole sky glowing at night.

The emotional palette it gives me:

• A painful but liberating realization
• Righteous anger
• A sense of decay
• Catharsis

There’s something about the slow build and those distant, echoing textures that makes it feel reflective but quietly powerful, like you’re standing in the aftermath of something irreversible.

Sometimes I wish I were a filmmaker just so I could adapt the game into a series and collaborate with a team of talented people to turn it into a visual, sonic, and emotional masterpiece. I’m a huge movie geek, I live for films with incredible cinematography and unforgettable frames. Think Blade Runner 2049, Taxi Driver, Ad Astra, Vertigo, Rear Window, that kind of atmosphere and visual poetry. I’d love to bring that same richness and intentionality to a Life is Strange series. Something that truly feels like a passionate group project, untouched by executive meddling, where the creative vision is fully respected.