Little Nightmares II

This title can truly be considered an absolute masterpiece, a complete and immersive work of art. If you are a connoisseur of experiences that masterfully blend a subtly terrifying tone with a profoundly captivating, rain-soaked atmosphere, you have found your match. It enchants the senses with a memorable, haunting musical score and delivers sequences brimming with passion and suspense. Furthermore, it challenges the intellect with a collection of ingenious puzzles and intricate mysteries. Without a shadow of a doubt, this game stands as the paramount choice you can possibly discover in the realm of interactive entertainment."

This entry continues the series' talent for creating a dark and haunting atmosphere, with beautiful art direction, smooth animation, and impressive camera work that matches the style of the first game. The pacing works well overall, keeping the tension high and the environments unsettling in all the right ways.

There are a few glitches that can get annoying, though they don't break the experience, and the story feels a bit thin and less substantial than it could be. It also runs a little long for what it's trying to deliver. Still, despite these issues, it's a strong and visually striking horror platformer worth playing.

Little Nightmares II (2021) returns with an epic, beautifully twisted tale, one which compares perfectly with the first game, in my opinion, which in itself is a rare feat. Few sequels/prequels can compare with their masterpiece originals. As a huge fan of the first game, I was very easily swept up in the dark lure of this game, curious to find the connections and understand a bit more of the world and lore. These games are somehow both exquisite and grotesque, a perfect mix of stunningly beautiful and monstrously disgusting.

This installment is more of a prequel story to the first game, but it definitely keeps with the unique style previously established and the devs manage to crank up the story a couple of notches with surprising results. Absolutely love where they are going with this. The ending was a incredible trip, so unlike anything most of us could have expected. Brilliant and compelling. I can't wait to see where the next installments will take us.

The story focuses on Mono, a unique masked boy, with mysterious abilities and a mysterious, yet familiar ally. The world, characters, music, and art design are all spell-binding and spot on. These games are amazingly clever at offering a fascinating and terrifying story as well as compelling characters through its art, world, and overall atmospheric experience. It somehow manages to express emotion with a wordless subtlety, as the characters never speak or share dialogue. Somehow the world of Little Nightmares is rich, moving and eerily horrific and highly addictive. I have such high hopes for LN3!

STORY: 10/10 GAMEPLAY: 10/10 GRAPHICS: 10/10 ART DESIGN: 10/10 MUSIC: 10/10 OVERALL RATING: 10.

This game was incredible. It was tense from the beginning we saw the protagonist to the end we saw the antagonist. The background environment and the visuals were breathtaking. The character designs were phenomenal. The story was gripping,dark and twisted. All the traits a perfect horror game can have. And the ending was just....wow. It was unexpected and I won't ever see that ending coming from another lifetime.

I loved everything and the ending left me speechless. There were a few rough moments but they were always immediately redeemed by amazing moments afterwards. I loved it and it's great for people who like horror and terror games. The game just flows better and makes you enjoy it regardless of how terrified you are in places. You just want to get to the next room to see what happens. You should play the original Little Nightmares first though if you're coming in to this blind. The first game (and its DLC) is fantastic. Super creepy and dripping with atmosphere. You really are missing out if you skip the first one.