Little Nightmares

Little Nightmares is a story about consumerism? Very interpretive. The glutenous need for new blood? Insatiable as it ironically consumes us? The shroom children scurry. The only action not done in blind nativity or malicious selfishness, offering food, is met with death from the one person you’d least expect. The…

When thinking about video games and their functions, “scary” is unlikely to be the first idea that comes to mind. Horror as a genre is not for everyone, and for good reason. It takes a strong stomach to handle unpleasant things like blood and jump scares, but “horror” as we…

The most surprising thing about Little Nightmares, the 2017 horror platformer published by Bandai Namco, is that it takes up 11.2 gigabytes of storage. With such a size, I expected a much longer adventure than what I got, albeit the game leaving an impression by the end in spite of…

Little Nightmares II is an experience that doesn’t end once the credits roll — it festers in your thoughts long after the screen goes dark, making you dig deep into your emotional well just as you would when interpreting art in a gallery. But it’s so much better than art…

In a blink of an eye, the month of January ended, and at least for us gamers, things are still moving in short and slow steps. …

A sneak peak before diving into the world of Little Nightmares again Release Date: February 11, 2021 Available on: PC/Consoles Genre: Atmospheric Horror Adventure Developer: Tarsier Studios Publisher: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Back when I saw Little Nightmares releasing, it instantly caught my eye. Not only was it horror, where I…

Nightmares are intangible, yet vividly felt. Little Nightmares creates a fantastic atmosphere and leads the player on a journey that evokes more memorable feelings than plot points. You awake alone, tucked away in some abandoned yet lived-in corner with no context. Your character, Six (1), is a little girl wearing…