Life is Strange Pilgrimage

📍 The Lighthouse, The Bay, The Whale Wall, The Diner… Ten years ago, I guided Max Caulfield through Arcadia Bay with a trembling hand; today, I finally walked into that world myself. Stepping onto the Oregon coast, every scene felt like a dialogue between my 13-year-old and 23-year-old selves. 🦋 When Games and Reality Overlap The Lighthouse: Standing before the Yaquina Head Lighthouse, the wind echoed with Chloe’s voice: “Welcome to Arcadia Bay, hella cool, right?” The Whale Wall: That iconic graffiti wall in Newport—now faded yet still vivid, just like memories preserved across time. American Old-School Diner: Sitting in a retro diner by the coast, I almost expected Max and Chloe to slide into the booth next to me. The Coastline: The vast, misty Pacific, exactly as depicted in the game—lonely yet poetic. ✨ A Decade-Long Dream Fulfilled At 13, I promised myself: “One day, I’ll go see Arcadia Bay.” At 23, I did. Life is strange, yet beautiful—how a game can weave dreams across time, how pixels can inspire real journeys. 📸 For Every Fan Who’s Ever Loved This World If you’ve ever been moved by Max and Chloe’s story, you’ll understand this surreal feeling: walking into a landscape you’ve already explored in another life. Oregon isn’t just a place—it’s a tangible piece of youth, a dream realized. #US #CA #Sonoma