Earlier this year, Dontnod permanently made Tell Me Why's first chapter free on PC and Xbox. The collaboration gave rise to the character of Tyler Ronan, a transgender man who works with his twin sister Alyson to unearth the mysteries about their traumatic youth. In developing this particular endeavor, the crew at Dontnod consulted with organizations like GLAAD to ensure the project culminated in an authentic trans narrative. Tell Me Why, of course, counts as no exception.
Since the advent of Life is Strange in 2015, the French studio has built a reputation for tackling a variety of social issues and topics in its interactive adventures. Xbox Game Studios published the story-driven experience, which became the first major AAA game to star a trans character in a leading, playable role. Dontnod launched Tell Me Why in the summer of 2020 to predominantly favorable reviews across the board. Tell Me Whyis available on PC and Xbox One.In honor of Pride Month, Life is Strange creator Dontnod Entertainment is allowing PC and Xbox players to download and own Tell Me Why at no extra cost. Next: Tell Me Why: All 13 Wood Carving Collectable Locations While the developers at DONTNOD are known for their work on the narrative cult classic game Life Is Strange, the studio may be looking to move away from the narrative storytelling market and into genres not yet explored by the developers. Late last year, DONTNOD Entertainment revealed that the French video game development studio has over six new projects in the works, including Twin Mirror, which released back in December. The developer also pinned a tweet directing users to an FAQ page where they can learn more about the game, including instances of violence and misgendering that some players may not be comfortable with. "Now you can experience the first part of this award-winning, best-in-class narrative adventure from DONTNOD Entertainment and Xbox Game Studios at no cost - and if you enjoy the first chapter, the rest of the game is now more affordable than ever," the developers wrote on Twitter.
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