Little Nightmares III

le jeux est tres bien seul ou avec des amis avec des bonne mecanique et des bon trophée je vous le conseil. Le seul point negatif cest quon ne peux pas jouer en coop local.

Ok, I know how much hate the game gets from "the original fans." and I want to take my poke at some of the issues, as I've loved and 100% the games since the first one was announced. I was pretty young when the first one came out and I first played it on a friends switch cause my mom hated horror LMAO but anyways that's not what's important. First thing some people complain about is that this game is "Too short for the price." and that it's "Too expensive." This game is MEANT to be played with a friend, I think it genuinely builds a stronger bond with the characters to do so. But I'll get to that later, For now I want to mention the very important "Friends pass" feature. Where if one person buys it, that person can play it with anyone on the same platform using that one copy. If you are only in it for one playthrough, as I'm aware the average player is, I recommend splitting the price with a friend and buying one copy. If you split the price, you're both paying 20. Which is the same price as the original game. The original game is five levels, three of which the average time of completion for a new player is under thirty minutes. Lets just pretend that you take awhile on some of the levels and level 1 takes you thirty minutes, level 2 and 3 each take an hour, and levels 4 - 5 each take thirty minutes. That is a total of 3 and a half hours, for the average new player. Little nightmares 3 has four levels. The first one takes the average player thirty minutes or longer, the second one an hour, the third one an hour and a half, the fourth one an hour. That is a total of 4 hours for the average new player. If all of that still makes you feel like the game was too short and expensive. Just do research before you buy something, nowhere online did they claim that this game was going to be longer just because it was more expensive. The second thing I hear people say is that the soundtrack doesn't fit. And yes, the soundtrack is a different vibe. But please listen to the first games soundtrack compared to the second games. They are a completely different vibe than one another. The vibe switches every game, it's not just a new person making the soundtrack that causes that. That is just a dumb argument. I hear people complain that this game is less scary than the other two. First of all, horror is selective, everyone has a different opinion. The monster in the first level is horrifying to some people and it isn't even meant to be. Little nightmares has always gone for something more disturbing than terrifying outside of certain monsters and chases. A man made creation being neglected and destroying an entire city just trying to play, is a disturbing idea. The monsters in the second and third level fit in perfect little nightmares style. And the last levels monster is different, extremely. But that is such an important character to the story that not doing something different would have been disappointing to people who genuinely enjoy the universe. Plus, if you're playing with a friend it's going to be less scary. If you aren't playing with a friend you're playing with the computer, which in itself takes away from the scares more than another person would. It doesn't act alive, split up from you, or solve puzzles with you. It just knows what to do. Unlike the computer companion of little nightmares 2. Which first of all is a pre established character, and it feels like they COULD get separated from you at any moment. And do multiple times. Many people think the lore of this game is weaker than the others, or ties less to other pieces of the universe. Little nightmares has almost always been more than JUST the games. This connecting things like the podcast and more of the comics to the games is amazing to me. And even then, the story is about the traumatized children who wind up in the nowhere, not just "Six and Mono." This game isn't weaker just because on a surface level it doesn't connect much to the original characters. I am sad this game doesn't have some kind of a recommendation in the main menu to play with a friend, and listen to the podcast before playing. Cause both of those things enhance this story. You may think that the idea of playing with a friend being able to change the way you take the story is dumb, but I genuinely think it builds a different attachment to the characters. The puzzles are more fun, and the monsters (especially the one in the dlc level that's out so far) are more enjoyable to avoid and survive. This is everything to my knowledge, I could be incorrect, and I may have forgotten things I meant to mention. Please correct me on anything if I'm wrong, and feel free to express your own opinions.