Little Nightmares III

This game has dismal level design. They genuinely bloat the play time by making every single boss a die til you figure out how to actually beat it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's a total embarrassment to the entire Little Nightmares franchise. The final boss of the entire game is literally one of the worst things I have ever experienced in a video game. This game is unfun, it's frustrating, and almost every level of the game feels like they're reheating nachos from their actually good and successful predecessors. If you ever consider playing this game do not. If you do, do not even think about paying full price for this dumbass game. The game is so awfully boring and it feels like I've already played through the entire thing because I played the first two games. The actual story is okay but actually getting through it feels like a chore. If you do not have a friend to play this game with I would advise you to take your money anywhere else because it would be a 100x better spent on something that's actually enjoyable for this absurd price tag. It is frustrating to both parties, you won't even have fun if you have a friend to play it with because struggling together with a horribly designed game is not fun regardless of how close you are with your friends. Spare yourself and your friend from the misery of playing this game and spend your money on ReAnimal, they actually deserve it! Legitimately the only good thing about this game is the art direction... The bosses however are just copy paste design + mechanic wise. I thought the critics were exaggerating. They were not! They were correct in everything they said about this game. Always listen to the critics, don't give Bandai Namco your hard earned money! Please! Stay away with a ten foot pole thank you.

最无聊的游戏没有之一，一直在跑和拔木头。时间过了一小时还在一直不断的跑。游戏的机制也是老掉牙，就是躲激光，一小时躲了三次激光，20年前的机制还在被用。开发团队应该被解雇和起诉诈骗。

Dogwater game go play Reanimal instead

I'm glad Supermassive Games is continuing this franchise. While I don't think Little Nightmares III reaches the heights of Tarsier's games it still delivers a beautiful world, an intriguing story and some genuinely memorable moments. It isn't without its flaws but I think Supermassive is heading in the right direction. The visuals are absolutely stunning. I'd honestly say they're the best in the series. Carnevale looked beautiful, the Necropolis with the giant baby was really cool and the overall art direction is still one of the strongest parts of Little Nightmares 3 alongside the other monster designs. The atmosphere is still there and I love how mysterious and dark the world of the Nowhere continues to be. However, the horror just didn't hit the same for me. LN2 constantly had moments that genuinely shocked or terrified me while LN3 focused much more on puzzles and walking from one area to another. It was tense at times but it never really had the same "scare" factor as LN2. The monster designs in LN3 were cool though. One thing I really love though is the story. Just like the previous games it doesn't explain everything to you. Instead it leaves small visual hints and mysteries that make you come up with your own theories. That's exactly what got me obsessed with this franchise in the first place. After finishing this game I only became even more interested in the lore surrounding the Nowhere and the real world. Unfortunately I do think the main game falls short in a few areas compared to Tarsier's games. The soundtrack is still good but it didn't feel nearly as well integrated into the gameplay. In LN2 the music elevated almost every major moment. Here it sometimes felt more like background music than something that became part of the experience. My biggest personal criticism has to be the puzzles. Quite a few of them felt unclear and there were multiple occasions where my friend and I got stuck because the way forward just wasn't obvious. That happened several times throughout the game. The AI companion could also be really frustrating. There were multiple times where it got stuck on the environment, stopped following me altogether or simply died by danger. On a few occasions the only way to fix it was by resetting to the last checkpoint just to get the character back to me again. It didn't happen constantly but when it did it became very annoying and took me out of the experience. Ironically almost all of these issues were improved in the Backstage DLC. The puzzles felt much better designed, the pacing was stronger and overall it gave me much more confidence in Supermassive's future with this franchise. If you're a long time Little Nightmares fan I absolutely recommend playing this game especially if you're invested in the lore. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to someone looking purely for horror but if you enjoy dark worlds, environmental storytelling and making your own theories there's still a lot to love here. I finished the main game and the Backstage DLC in around 13 hours. I bought them during a 50% sale and for that price I definitely felt I got my money's worth. At full price, though, I can understand people waiting for a sale due to the various issues, especially the bugs. Overall I don't think Little Nightmares III reaches the heights of Little Nightmares I or II. Even so, I'm genuinely excited for where this series is heading. Supermassive has shown they're listening to feedback and if future DLCs are anything like Backstage I have a lot of confidence in this franchise. ⚠️ SPOILERS & MY THEORIES ⚠️ Now that Little Nightmares III has expanded the lore so much I thought I'd share some of my theories. Most involve the rest of the franchise since everything is connected. One of my favourite reveals was realising that the Nowhere isn't just a dream. I think it's another dimension where people can physically end up after being taken by the Ferryman, with children seeming to be the easiest targets. The Sounds of Nightmares already pointed me in that direction, but LN3 only reinforced that idea. The more I learned about the real world, the Ferryman and the Nowhere, the more obsessed I became with this franchise. I don't think the Ferryman forces children into the Nowhere. Instead, he seems to wait until they're vulnerable enough to willingly take his hand, offering them an escape from the lives they're trying to leave behind, even if that escape leads somewhere far worse. I also genuinely think the Hypnotist is Otto. He started out trying to find his sister, Cici, but over time I think that search slowly became an obsession with the Nowhere itself. Speaking of Cici, I actually think she's the girl the Puppeteer was grooming in the Backstage DLC. Her hairstyle, her overall appearance and what looks like the yellow raincoat hanging backstage all feel far too deliberate to ignore. If that's really her, I think she escapes the Carnevale before eventually becoming the girl from Very Little Nightmares. But, what exactly is Alone's true origin and what really happened to her at the end of LN3? I hope Supermassive answers that in their second DLC I genuinely hope Supermassive continues making DLCs and new Little Nightmares games. I can't wait to see where the series goes next.

extremely under rated. fun chases, fun puzzles, and amazing character design, however, I only suggest this if your going to play multiplayer single is meh

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Aprendi a meter rebolando. Ate que nao e dificil, a mina gostou, se tremeu toda, acho que isso deve ser bom né?! Sobre o jogo. Nao é horrivel, mas nao chega nem perto dos primeiros. No geral? Foi bom!