Little Nightmares II

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  1. SuperkenGaming
    Feb 16, 2021
    8
    Little Nigthtmares 2
    They Did it again
    The original Littl Nigthmares is one of my favorite horror games of all time, and Little Nightmares 2 does enough to be just as good and even betterin some aspects than the original. Instead of a hungry girl, you play as a bag boy, this is a solo 2d horror platforming game, though you do have a companion from time to time to help you through this    Little Nigthtmares 2
    They Did it again
    The original Littl Nigthmares is one of my favorite horror games of all time, and Little Nightmares 2 does enough to be just as good and even betterin some aspects than the original.
    Instead of a hungry girl, you play as a bag boy, this is a solo 2d horror platforming game, though you do have a companion from time to time to help you through this world..
    Much more than the original, Little Nightmares 2 feels like Limbo Meets Unravel, meets outlast… the formula is basically the same from the original, go forward, solving very simple trial end error environmental puzzles, and ocassionally dealing with creepy enemies, hiding under desks, doing suspenseful chase sequences, flashing lights to make these creepy manachins freeze, little nightmares 2 is miles more terrifying than the first, its creepy, does a great job at giving you new and fresh environemnts to play through, unforgettable monsters for the first half of the game.. the second half is pretty weak, but the strength of the rest of the game makes up for it..
    This is 5 and a half hourss worth getting through
    Little Nightmares 2 is great,its unsettling, a horror experience that much like the first will last with oyu.
    Little Nightmares has cemented itself as one of the best and unique horror series of all time.
    I give Little Nightmares 2
    an 8.5/10    … Expand
  2. FantiR
    Feb 14, 2021
    9
    Bigger and better than the first game which also i loved, love the artstyle and puzzles, not too long or too short, can be finished around 6 hours . Game included with Stadia Pro on day one, I couldn't be more happy .
  3. jdeslip
    Aug 10, 2021
    8
    An awesome sequel to Little Nightmares. If you liked the first, you'll enjoy this one, too! It is more of the same with some clever new mechanics and updated (beautiful on Stadia) graphics.

    I'd rank it even higher if it wasn't for the first game being the one to do most of the innovating here.

    And, that ending... what the...?
  4. AngelTecashi
    Sep 3, 2021
    9
    Lo poco rescatable de Stadia en su catálogo, creo es mejor jugar en Prime que en Stadia sin duda.
  5. xPredatord
    Aug 9, 2021
    8
    Tarsier Studios ci è riuscita di nuovo, questo secondo capitolo non ha nulla da invidiare al predecessore, anzi, per certi versi lo supera. La sequenza narrativa riesce a tenere bene la tensione nonostante sia tutto molto più veloce e più studiato. Ne consegue un gameplay più attivo e meno noioso. Una riconferma abbastanza importante.
  6. ViviPlays
    Aug 8, 2021
    10
    An amazing follow up to a brilliant game full of intrigue and horror! Definitely play the first one plus the expansions before playing this though.
  7. StadiAzwe
    Aug 8, 2021
    10
    Supermassive (hehe) improvement over the first game. Tighter controls, more intriguing areas and puzzles. Nice new mechanics added, and a better overall flow. Superb stadia performance too. Highly recommended
  8. tubag313
    Aug 8, 2021
    8
    I didn't like it as much as the first part (10 points got Gryffindor) but still a great game!
    Love the atmosphere in the series!
  9. joelmore
    Aug 8, 2021
    9
    Es bastante macabro el juego y no lo pude terminar pero es un buen juego y está totalmente recomendado el juego, además estando en una plataforma como stadia
  10. QueEmEx
    Aug 9, 2021
    8
    Very dark and creepy game and that’s meant as a compliment. Love the deeper meaning behind the gap between the scale of the avatar and the environment. Play it with headphones. In the dark. Alone…
  11. brusial
    Aug 10, 2021
    8
    If you liked the first one you will love this one. Because it is the same as the first game but bigger and better. I really like the art of this game.
  12. Joshlion
    Aug 9, 2021
    9
    Está al mismo nivel que su predecesor y el port de Stadia es genial para tener tantas partes oscuras. Muy recomendable si te gustan este tipo de juegos.
  13. Cush2790
    Aug 10, 2021
    9
    Thoroughly enjoyed this game, brilliantly immersive with some truly terrifying characters (Teacher *shudders*).
  14. juilt
    Aug 14, 2021
    9
    I could not ... stop. Beautiful game with true tension. Perfect story length that makes you want to do multiple play-throughs. I sure did do just that. Liked it more than the original. Do not miss this title.
  15. Mastereed
    Jun 9, 2023
    9
    GOOSEBUMPS

    BEFORE STARTING: Little Nightmares 2 was announced on February 10, 2021; developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Supermassive Games and Bandai Namco. The game was completed 100% on Xbox Series X, with additional graphical improvements compared to the old-gen version. TUNING THE TV: Little Nightmares 2 begins with a short scene depicting a long corridor with a    GOOSEBUMPS

    BEFORE STARTING:
    Little Nightmares 2 was announced on February 10, 2021; developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Supermassive Games and Bandai Namco. The game was completed 100% on Xbox Series X, with additional graphical improvements compared to the old-gen version.

    TUNING THE TV:
    Little Nightmares 2 begins with a short scene depicting a long corridor with a closed door. The door bears the eye symbol from the first chapter, clearly hinting at the interconnection between the two games, establishing it from the start. In the following few seconds, the player finds themselves controlling a new little character, completely unknown, with a paper bag covering their face. This character doesn't seem to possess any special abilities and moves similarly to Six, the protagonist of the first Little Nightmares. The early stages of the game take place in a large, dark, and evidently inhabited forest. These areas serve as a way for the player to learn the various game mechanics in order to utilize them as soon as possible.

    ESCAPING FROM YOUR SHADOW:
    Little Nightmares 2 combines the simplicity of controls for the main character, including running, grabbing, stealthy walking, and calling, with the complexity and intricacy of puzzles present in different game environments. These puzzles continuously vary throughout the chapters and require strategy and reflexes from players, as well as a good level of stealth to avoid being discovered by enemies. The game is packed with chasing sequences, complex puzzles, enemies with different attack styles, and many platforming sections. The 5 chapters of the game are distinctly divided into completely different areas, each with at least one unique mechanic. Additionally, there are various collectibles ranging from huggable glitch children to wearable hats. It's worth noting the ability to choose which chapters to play. Fortunately, the presence of an allied artificial intelligence doesn't cause problems during stealth sections and manages to provide a sense of tranquility in the darkest levels.

    YELLOW FEAR:
    The art design of this game is stunning, with attention to detail in every aspect, in every moment of the game and in every situation. Each enemy has numerous unique animations based on player interaction. The variety of 3D models in this game is astonishing and, even though they are often repeated, they never give a sense of déjà vu. Furthermore, the attention to detail in the various rooms, which effectively tells a silent story to the player, is always delightful. Finally, the script is the game's highlight and is considered one of the best ever seen in the gaming landscape.

    STATIC SYMPHONY:
    The sound department of Little Nightmares 2 has significantly improved compared to the first title, with a much larger and memorable list of original music. The sound design is well executed in most situations, allowing the player to avoid hidden dangers or to tremble in their seat, hoping not to be caught.
    BUT WHY 9?

    PROS:
    Personally, Little Nightmares 2 is one of the most beautiful and touching horror adventures in the gaming world, with impeccable aesthetics and attention to detail that rival any AAA game. The addition of an ally definitely reduces the anxiety of solitude but adds an infinite number of fantastic interactions, along with the typical hand-in-hand running reminiscent of ICO for PlayStation 2.

    CONS:
    Beside some glitches, which are nearly unavoidable given the vast array of different mechanics, the game is almost perfect. The one detail that prevents it from reaching a 10 lies in the ending, which gives the impression of being rushed, possibly due to the impending release date. The final section of the game explains very little about the past and future world of the game and connects the two console titles in a somewhat hidden manner. Nevertheless, both games are still unforgettable gems.

    RATINGS:
    Gameplay: 10
    Music: 9,5
    Story: 8
    Horror: 9,5
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  1. Android Central
    Feb 23, 2021
    90
    This latest endeavor from Tarsier Studios is a great improvement over its predecessor and delivers on its promises of a world full of "charming horror" perfectly. Little Nightmares 2 is unsettling, tense, and downright terrifying at times without ever losing the innocent exterior that draws you in. Definitely one of the first must-play games of 2021; it's got the benefit of being included at no extra charge in Stadia Pro for all subscribers. You do not need to have played the previous game before playing this one, but it will enhance the story's impact.
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