You aren't really playing/watching/reading/injecting a high-school drama unless there has, at some point, been Antics. Using homemade explosives to break into the principal's office is most certainly Antics—even if it's in aid of solving a mystery. It may even be Shenanigans.

After a high-spirited opening, this trailer for the third episode of Life Is Strange turns to drama. Words are spoken; expressions are expressed; an indie band plays quietly but intensely in the background, thus highlighting to all that yes, there are feels, and that yes, it is all too much to deal with. 

Episode three of Life Is Strange is out tomorrow. It's called Chaos Theory, but probably won't feature any spies in nightvision goggles.

High-school hijinks continue next week with the release of the third chapter of Dotnod's episodic adventure Life Is Strange. Called 'Chaos Theory', episode three marks the half-way point of the five-part series, and will be available to full season owners on May 19.

Here's what the press release says about the plot of the next episode:

"In this next instalment of Life is Strange, Max and Chloe s investigation into Rachel Amber s disappearance lead them to break into Blackwell Academy after dark, to search for answers. Secrets will be uncovered and Max will find another use for her power."

Our reviewer, Cass, was a fan of the first episode. Hopefully, as the series progresses, it can continue to provide more memorable moments.