10 Video Games Netflix Could Adapt After The Witcher
6. Life Is Strange
Square Enix had lightning in a bottle with Life Is Strange in 2015. The series struck a chord with millions of gamers, and it would make for an easy, low-budget adaption for Netflix.
Life Is Strange tells the unique story of Max Caulfield - no small nod to Holden Caulfield from Catcher In The Rye - and her best friend Chloe Price. Long story short, Max learns she has the ability to control time after having a premonition of a storm that will wipe out their hometown, and she uses her ability to continuously save Chloe's life while trying to figure out what's going on.
It's a wonderful story of friendship, love, murder, and sacrifice wrapped up in a teenage drama.
Life Is Strange would make for a super easy adaption because it's pretty much all already there; you have a gorgeous seaside town, an up-to-interpretation relationship, the Groundhog Day mechanic, and a story of impending doom.
Life Is Strange would fit perfectly with the likes of Riverdale with its teenage melodrama - plus it doesn't hurt having solidly written gay characters in the current age. And if Netflix wanted to drag it out, they could first adapt the prequel, Life Is Strange: Before The Storm.
There's a passionate fanbase just waiting for this.