Little Nightmares 3 captivates with quiet storytelling, haunting visuals, and an eerie, beautiful atmosphere. Despite minor flaws, it’s a whispered nightmare that stays with you long after it ends. And it ends way too soon.

Lost Soul Aside suffers from a weak story, bland characters, and major technical issues, with only its varied combat and boss fights offering some redemption. Ultimately, it lacks focus — and a soul.

The setting and the action-packed fights in particular really hooked me. However, in the final built I miss the feeling that the trailers previously conveyed. The devs definitely have the opportunity to bring their brilliant ideas to full bloom with a little bit of work.

Despite the lack of variety, the diving trips in co-op mode are still fun. Solo gameplay, however, is a tough affair. The story mode doesn't deserve its name and is not more than a mere accessory.

Alone in the Dark offers the same solid story for two playable characters. But the puzzles are simple to the point of lengthy, the fighting mechanics feel awkward and there is hardly any horror atmosphere.

Skull and Bones is not more than a repetitive live service game without any hint of a story. Apart from the large land- and waterscapes, neither the naval battles nor the visits on land offer any entertainment.