SeekerLittle Nightmares 2
So far, Little Nightmares 2 is the best horror game release of 2021. With original gameplay and a tear-jerking plot, this game is a must-play for all gamers.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Guide
Product details
- Access to the nomes' Secret room - Follow the nomes to find this special in-game puzzle and unlock the nomes' Hat as a reward upon completion
- digital mini-soundtrack - Enjoy a selection of 5 tracks from the little nightmare soundtrack composed by Tobias lilja
- Day One Edition - Includes "The Nome's Attic" DLC and the digital mini-soundtrack!
- Play A Dark, Thrilling, Suspenseful Adventure - A host of brand-new residents lie in wait to haunt your steps and disturb your sleep. Outsmart the sadistic teacher and survive the bloodthirsty hunter
- Discover A Fantastical World Corrupted by the Signal Tower - Escape a world that’s rotten from the inside. Your journey will take you from creepy woodlands, to sinister schools, on your way to the dreadful Signal Tower to find the source of the evil that spreads through the TV screens of the world.
PROS
+ Stunning environmental design
+ Original gameplay
+ Great enemy variety
+ Hauntingly beautiful soundtrack
CONS
- Occasionally pseudo-scripted deaths
- Somewhat clunky combat mechanics
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Tom's Guide on February 19, 2021
So far, Little Nightmares 2 is the best horror game release of 2021. With original gameplay and a tear-jerking plot, this game is a must-play for all gamers.
90
By TechRadar on February 09, 2021
Where its predecessor flirted with fear, this time around, developer Tarsier has fully delivered on its promise of a playable nightmare. While patches of clunky combat and frustrating platforming slightly mar the experience, overall, Little Nightmares 2 is a dingy delight. If you're after a unique and atmospheric horror game to tide you over until Resident Evil Village, then look no further.
90
By TrustedReviews on February 09, 2021
Little Nightmares 2 is a fantastic horror game full of clever puzzles, haunting encounters and one of the most atmospheric settings I’ve experienced since Limbo. But a few unforgiving elements and AI quirks can make it more frustrating than fun to pay.
80
By IGN on February 09, 2021
Little Nightmares 2 is every bit as black, bleak, and eerily beautiful as the original. It’s also just as brief, and although the reintroduction of the Six character as an AI-controlled co-op partner ultimately serves the story well, she’s not used as a vehicle to take the game’s puzzle-solving and stealth to interesting new places, which seems like a real missed opportunity. While I still very much enjoyed each thrilling encounter with its menacing mob of monstrosities, the overall sense of familiarity this time around meant that Little Nightmares 2 left less of a lasting impact. There’s no doubting developer Tarsier Studios’ artistry and ability, but I hope for its next project it leaves these Little Nightmares behind and dares to dream bigger.
70