Little Nightmares Review

Gleefully strange, unceasingly grim, and quietly smart, this is a very different kind of horror game.
Like Hide and Seek, Little Nightmares confidently captures the exhilarating fear of waiting to be found by something that’s hunting you. But it also replicates the alien horror of being a child that doesn’t understand what’s happening to and around them, and of a seemingly familiar environment turned into a series of opportunities for safety and danger. Smart, grotesque and never-endingly weird, this is a very different, extremely welcome kind of horror game that left me wanting more than its brief five hours provides.

Little Nightmares 3 - everything we know

Little Nightmares Review (Nintendo Switch) – Battling Your Darkest Fears

Little Nightmares Review

Little Nightmares: Complete Edition - Metacritic

Little Nightmares Review (PS4)

Little Nightmares developer Tarsier confirms it's finished with the series

Little Nightmares Review: Disturbed Youth - Fextralife

Little Nightmares Review - A Grotesque Tale That Plays Off The Familiar - Game Informer

Little Nightmares lives up to its name [Review] - YP

Little Nightmares: An Indie Diamond (Game Review) – Geek Girl Pen Pals

Little Nightmares Review – Thumbsticks

Little Nightmares Review

Little Nightmares II (Switch) Review - Vooks

Little Nightmares - Tarsier

Review: Little Nightmares - Epilogue Gaming