Life is Strange Reunion Art Book: How to Find and View the Deluxe Digital Art Book

The Life is Strange Reunion Art Book at a Glance

If you bought the Deluxe version of Deck Nine's newest chapter and can't find the bonus materials anywhere in the game menus, you're in good company. The Life is Strange Reunion art book is a digital extra, which means it doesn't live inside the game at all — and that single detail trips up a lot of players. Knowing where the Life is Strange Reunion art book actually sits saves you from digging through the pause menu for twenty minutes.

Here's the short version: the art book is listed as a digital bonus item in the official edition comparison, and community reports say you open it through Square Enix's browser-based Digital Content Viewer rather than through your console or Steam library. Everything below covers what the sources actually confirm, what they don't, and how to get to the book with as little friction as possible.

Quick facts, sourced:

Which Edition Includes the Life is Strange Reunion Art Book?

The official Life is Strange: Reunion buy page breaks the release into three tiers — Digital Standard, Digital Deluxe, and a Digital Twin Pack — and then lists the extras separately: the complete game, the Digital Mini Soundtrack, the Digital Art Book, the Digital Comic, and a Behind the Scenes Documentary.

The art book appears in that Deluxe-tier extras group. Community reports back this up. In a Life is Strange fan group thread, one player described it specifically as "the digital art book from the deluxe pack," which lines up with the official feature list.

Two things worth flagging before you spend money:

• The Digital Standard edition is advertised around the complete game itself. If the art book is the reason you're upgrading, buy the Deluxe tier.
• The Digital Twin Pack bundles Life is Strange: Reunion with Life is Strange: Double Exposure. The sources reviewed don't spell out whether the Twin Pack also carries the Deluxe extras, so check the store page for your platform before assuming.

Also note the rating: the Xbox Store Deluxe listing carries a Mature 17+ ESRB rating for mild violence, suggestive themes, strong language, and use of drugs — relevant if you're buying for a younger player.

How to Open the Life is Strange Reunion Art Book

This is the part that generates the most confusion, because nothing in the game points you toward the book. Here's the access path as described in community reports.

1. Confirm your entitlement first. Make sure the Deluxe purchase actually went through on the platform where you bought it. Bonus content is tied to the account that owns the license.
2. Open a web browser — desktop or mobile both work, but a desktop browser is the smoother experience for a full art book.
3. Go to the Square Enix Digital Content Viewer at d-viewer.square-enix.com.
4. Sign in and connect your account when prompted. A community member in the same fan thread noted you specifically "need to go on Square Enix digital content viewer and connect yourself" — the linking step is not optional.
5. Find Life is Strange: Reunion in your content library and open the Digital Art Book from there.

A quick note on what the sources don't tell us: none of the material reviewed lists a page count, resolution, file format, or download size for the book, and none of it describes specific chapters or spreads inside it. If you want those specifics, the store page for your platform is the place to look — don't trust a number you see floating around a forum.

If you haven't picked the game up yet, the Life is Strange Reunion page on Steam is the cleanest place to check platform availability before you commit to an edition.

Digital Art Book vs. In-Game Photos and Sketches

Newcomers sometimes confuse the Deluxe art book with the collectible system inside the game — and honestly, the overlap is understandable. In Life is Strange: Reunion, Max carries a camera and Chloe carries a sketchbook, and both feed a collectibles booklet you can fill across the story.

According to a full-game collectibles walkthrough from player experience, the photography and sketch collectibles work like this:

• Max's photos cover subjects like graffiti near the fine arts building, students on campus, squirrels, crows, an astronaut display, and a sleeping Chloe. Several photo prompts accept more than one valid subject.
• Chloe's sketches include a skull in a trash can, a drawing on the back of a coaster, a cherry tree, a jack-o'-lantern, a lion illustration, a gnome in the rafters, and a large sketchbook on a rooftop.
• Photos and sketches can be cleaned up later through chapter select, unlike optional evidence, which the guide stresses has to be gathered in a single playthrough.
• Podcasts round out the collectible set, with nine total across the campaign.

That in-game booklet is a nice parallel to the Life is Strange Reunion art book, but they're separate things: one is a completionist checklist you fill by playing, the other is a purchasable bonus file you open in a browser.

Troubleshooting When the Art Book Won't Load

A few practical fixes based on how the delivery system works:

• Try a different browser. The viewer is a website, so ad blockers, strict tracking protection, and stale cookies can all break the page load.
• Check which account you're signed into. If you bought the Deluxe edition on one platform account and signed into the viewer with a different email, the book won't appear.
• Stop looking for it in-game. Community reports show players hunting through game menus before realizing the content lives on the web. That's the most common dead end.
• Re-check your purchase receipt. Confirm the edition name on the receipt matches the Deluxe tier, not Standard.
• Give account linking a moment to sync. Newly linked accounts sometimes need a refresh before purchased content shows up.

FAQ

Is the Life is Strange Reunion art book a physical book? No. The official edition comparison lists it as a "Digital Art Book," and no physical version appears in the sources reviewed. You read it in a browser through Square Enix's Digital Content Viewer.

Can I buy the Life is Strange Reunion art book on its own? The sources reviewed don't show a standalone listing. It's presented as part of the Deluxe-tier extras, so the Deluxe edition is the documented way to get it. Check the official buy page for your region before purchasing.

Why can't I find the art book inside the game? Because it isn't there. The book is delivered outside the game through a web viewer, so no in-game menu will ever surface it. Sign into the Digital Content Viewer with the account linked to your Deluxe purchase instead.

Is the Life is Strange Reunion art book worth upgrading for? That depends on how much you enjoy production artwork. The Deluxe tier also includes a Digital Mini Soundtrack, a Digital Comic, and a Behind the Scenes Documentary, so weigh the whole package rather than the book alone — and remember that all of it is digital, not shelf material.