Step 1: Open Steam client. Step 2: In your Steam launcher, click Library. Step 3: Find Life is Strange Remastered then right-click the game your Library and select Properties. Step 4: Choose the Sometimes I have to deal with an improperly configured Eclipse installation and when I try to run it only the dialog "Java was started but returned exit code shows up without giving me any useful information to trace the actual reason Java failed to start. What is the best approach to debug this kind of problem? My app crash's on start up while being on splash screen. After it crash's then double click home button and I found out that it is in "app gallery", just like as if it went to the background. Click the app, splash window would come again and this time, it launch's normally. This very strange. Fatal Error, crash & Co : Thanks to Beatrate Mistrz, you just have to delete some files to fix the problem. Go to : C:\Users\Your name\Documents\my games\Life Is Strange folder and delete Binaries folder and LifeIsStrangeGame. Steam will repear the game automatically, if not, go in your SteamLibrary and repear Life is Strange from SteamTool. Possible Fix/Solution for non nVidia users [/b] Go to add/remove programs under control Panel. Find `NVIDIA PhysX System Software x.xx.xxxx. Uninstall this program (may need to find the nVidia folder under Program files and delete the PhysX folder as it doesnt seem to remove all traces of itself : (. I've uninstalled the game and installed it again and it still crashes and sends me off the app or with a prompt when I try run the game. It always does this at the menu or it doesn't even load the menu at all, sometimes I get to the menu and click load chapter and it crashes. Launch the Discord app > Click on the gear icon at the bottom. Click on Overlay under App Settings > Turn on the Enable in-game overlay. Click on the Games tab > Select Life is Strange True Colors. Finally, turn off the Enable in-game overlay toggle. Make sure to reboot your PC to apply changes. Here's how you do this: Open up the GOG launcher. Click the cog icon in the top-left corner and then click Settings. Navigate to the Game Features tab on the left. Un-tick the box next to Overlay. Exit the Settings screen and re-launch Cyberpunk 2077. These two screenshots show you how to disable the GOG overlay to fix Cyberpunk 2077 crashing EDIT: I updated my driver for my graphics card (I didnt know there was a newer one out before) and now it worked! My friend gifted me the full game… Back to userdata, delete the folder with the ID of you game. 3- Right click on your recycle bin and delete all of it. 4- In your steam application, right click on Life is Strange, go to proprieties. In the "updates" tab, look for the Steam Cloud part and untick the synchronisation of the game with Steam Cloud. 7X0B.