Life is Strange: True Colors Gets Nintendo Switch ESRB Rating Life is Strange series, Life is Strange: True Colors, could be coming to Nintendo Switch, as the Electronic Software Rating Board (ESRB) has rated the game for the hybrid system. Life is Strange: True Colors has been in development since 2017, and Deck Nine is handling production, having previously developed the franchise’s prequel entry, Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Dontnod Entertainment handled the mainline entries in the series till now. True Colors follows Alex Chen, who has the power of Empathy, which allows her to see other people’s emotions. With her powers, she’ll find out the truth behind the death of her brother, Gabe.