Little Nightmares Complete Edition is the best way to experience an unsung indie gem with a wonderfully grim art style and unique world, one that is steeped in spine-chilling horror and tense moments. Yet, fans may be dissuaded by the price tag for this...
A visually spectacular journey through a cavernous, ravenous placeThen again, the game isn't called Hunger. It's called Little Nightmares, and the creepy playfulness that suggests is present and correct. It may lack some of INSIDE's depth, but Tarsier...
Indie development has allowed the horror genre to flourish after it sadly had a bit of a flaccid period. The problem with the openness of the indie digital market, though, is that the genre is often flooded with many copycats or cheap thrill jump scares...
Being a kid, when you haven't yet figured out what's real and what isn't, is equal parts magical and terrifying. The imaginary creatures that live under your bed might as well be real. Strangers all look weird – they're not mom, and not-mom is...
Little Nightmares is like the long, intense screech of a violin before the jump scare - except that the scare never comes and the sound eventually fades to the background. Yes, it's dark and moody, but after establishing the atmosphere it never evolves...
Little Nightmares isn't a horror game where you can expect a lot of jump-scares. It's not a game in which you open a door and you'll be greeted by a horde of enemies. It's a game where the eeriness creeps up on you, always making you feel uneasy, always...
Most of us have at least one bad memory associated with growing up. Being a child or even a teenager is never an easy phase and each generation has to deal with new challenges. Yet, these might seem trivial when compared to what the young Six has to...
But regardless of how you view the time you spend with the game, its strange and distorted world is enough to pull you back in for a second playthrough. The journey to reach its provocative conclusion is filled with unnerving questions and imagery that take hold of your morbid curiosities and pull you deep into introspection. While its puzzles are at times too straightforward, Little Nightmares is a chilling odyssey well worth taking.
Horror has come back in a big way with games like Outlast and Resident Evil 7 breathing new life into the genre. Neither of those, however, is quite as special as Little Nightmares. Little Nightmares takes place on a huge boat called The Maw. You play...
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