Life is Strange: Before the Storm – Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

Nathan’s Gun

All credit goes to AdolfHitman!

Nathans Gun can be found near the start of the episode. Once inside the ranch you must move the car, where the guy is selling T-shirts.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

You will then see a table to the left of the car which has the same gun nathan had from the original Life is Strange game.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)
Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)
Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

Letter from Max

When in the first dream sequence press the pause button and you will see a letter from max, I forgot to check the messages, but I would expect to see some secret ones. You can also see the blue butterfly from the Original game.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

Number Plates

Most of the number plates are refences to character names.
The lined up motorcycles have members of the A-team on thier number plates.
And there are quite a few others that can be found.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)
Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

Robin Hood

The number plate on the T-shirt vendor is “LOCKSLEY” which could reference robin hoods home town, what backs this up even more is that you are able to steal money from him and later give it to Joyce. (Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor).

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

Nightmare Secret

When in the second dream sequence with chloe’s dad, press pause and look through the notebook and text messages.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)
Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Easter Eggs (Episode #1)

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