Little Nightmares II is the second game in a series that has thrilled and captivated millions of players worldwide since 2017. Now it’s your turn to try to survive this critically acclaimed entry in the most charming horror series ever made.
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About
A boy wakes up alone in the woods surrounded by the husks of burnt-out televisions. After stumbling through traps and pitfalls in the wilderness, he finds a girl locked in the basement of a dark and terrible house with only a music box to keep her company.
This is their story.
You play as Mono, the boy traveling with Six, his enigmatic companion. Although they never knew each other before their story began, they must find a way to cooperate as they try to survive the terrors and secrets of the Pale City.
Mono can call Six to summon her, but she is also quite independent and observant. Pay attention to her cues and work together to open hidden trapdoors, climb giant furniture, and, if you’re feeling a little scared, hold hands as you both navigate a world never meant for children.
The Residents of the Nowhere are enormous, implacable adults like the Teacher or the Hunter who stalk any child Visitor foolish enough to catch their attention. When they’re around, it’s vital to remain quiet and out of sight, or your end will be quick and unpleasant.
At times, hiding won’t be enough. If a Resident is chasing you, you’ll have to run as fast as you can, clambering over any obstacles in your way. Maybe you’ll be able to stay alive long enough to find a place where the danger can’t reach you… for now.
Mono is strong-willed when he has to be. If you’re trapped with an enemy, look for something you can swing to fend them off. It’s tough work for a such a little kid, so time your attacks carefully. You won’t get a chance to make the same mistake twice…
Mono is the only one who can stop the ominous Thin Man, the Resident who seems to be the source of the Signal luring him into the heart of the city. Find the courage to confront your nightmares and just maybe both Mono and Six can get out of this alive.
Good luck, little ones.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese +2 more
Updates
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 202 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
太好玩力
Ótima história, cenários ambientação... Mas peca um pouco na jogabilidade, o hitbox é maior do que deveria em alguns momentos, fazendo o personagem teleportar e em alguns momentos as ações travam, como se o jogo quisesse te fazer morrer para não terminar a história ainda mais rápido do que já é.
已补票
Just as frustrating with poor camera angles as the first game.
Perfect representation of how it feels to be short and have a friend that’s also short
meu jogo favorito, literalmente
Excellent
peak
Slenderman looking ass mf. Go hang up some papers in forests.
Little Nightmares II is the masterpiece of the three games! I've played the first game a lot of times, but I didn't particularly like it. Playing this game is a separate form of art. I've played the game twice, once for fun and once to complete all the achievements. The game is easy to play, but some of the bosses are challenging, especially the teacher and her students. In all my playthroughs, I've never gotten a high score on the students, and I've died many times to the teacher. There are a few bugs in the game. In the second playthrough, I noticed that if you run fast, Six can't keep up with the player, and in some places, she just stands still. It's great that the second part is much better than the first. It's awesome that they added interactions with Six and more puzzles to think about. The ending is very emotionally challenging, even more unexpected, and I want to play this game again)
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Engagement
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