Here's the first three pages:

as the Storm ravages Arcadia Bay - and unforseen consequences are set in motion once again. 2/2

In a universe of unlimited branching paths, this fanmade comic book a possible outcome out of many on what could happened following the ending of Life is Strange in which Max Caulfield chooses to save her loved one Chloe Price 1/2

Industry is all over the place, but I'd say this is more on this Gayming Awards being half assed and low tier. And we probably have way more interesting and compelling queer games that are more deserving to be on the list than Veilguard and Double Exposure.

Disappointed Fear the Spotlight didn't win anything, it was a solid small indie horror gem with two queer and LiS-coded main characters.

But yeah, this award seems like the bottom of the sink for the methodology in which things have been nominated.

Just checked, is Linkedin stated he was part of a writer on contract team from 2018 to September 2023, before he left for ZeniMax and before the first round of Deck Nine layoffs that April, so most of his job on DE must have been done by that point in time.

Got it, thanks!

First time I learn this writer worked on Lost Records too... but damn, to be laid off from D9 narrative team, getting hired at ZeniMax and then getting fired from there too in less than two years must be a nightmare regardless.