Little Nightmares III Reviews
We all know this situation: you’re sitting in Discord or TeamSpeak with a friend, your partner, or an acquaintance. You’re talking about games and what you could play together. Naturally, titles like Minecraft or League of Legends come up — but somehow, you’re just not in the mood for those. If you’re looking for a story-driven game to experience together, Little Nightmares 3 is perfect for you. Its dark yet beautiful and richly detailed world will stay with you for days after you finish it. This game turned me into a fan of the series, and I’ll definitely go back to play parts 1 and 2! There’s no greater compliment than that. For this time of year, it’s the perfect game to spend several cozy evenings enjoying with your gaming partner.
Review in German | Read full review
Just like its other quality predecessors, Little Nightmares 3 is a fun, if short, adventure in a Tim Burton-esque PG-horror world filled with creepy imagery that's sure to keep you in suspense as to what you'll come across.
Little Nightmares III managed to carve its way into delivering an enjoyable cooperative experience, with beautiful art direction and excellent sound design. However, its weak story and lack of connection to the series’ lore, combined with numerous technical issues in co-op mode and the reuse of ideas from the previous two games, make it a disappointing experience overall.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
"The art of fear at its finest" Little Nightmares III delivers an experience that redefines artistic horror in a deeply moving and profound way. Supermassive Games has managed to maintain the spirit of the series while adding a new emotional touch through the collaboration between Low and Alone. Stunning visual and audio beauty complements a nightmarish, detailed world, while elaborate puzzles create constant tension. Despite some limitations in the multiplayer system, the game remains one of the most anticipated and polished horror experiences for the new generation.
Review in Arabic | Read full review