Little Nightmares - The Depths

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Top Critic Average

31%

Critics Recommend

God is a Geek
6.5 / 10
IGN Italy
5 / 10
TrueAchievements
4 / 5
PlayStation Universe
4.5 / 10
GameMAG
6 / 10
Gameblog
5 / 10
NEOsite
7 / 10
Cubed3
7 / 10
Creators: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment, Tarsier Studios
Release Date: Jul 7, 2017 - PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5
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Critic Reviews for Little Nightmares - The Depths

If you enjoyed Little Nightmares, this is for you, however, it isn't quite as engaging or as interesting this time around.

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Some tense and creepy moments cannot make The Dephts an experience worthy of praise.

Review in Italian | Read full review

Little Nightmares is a pick for Game of the Year right now and its first DLC chapter, "The Depths", enjoyably builds on the intoxicating and mysterious mythos of The Maw.

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This rather short expansion can be fun for fans of Little Nightmares, but lacks content and isn't as impactful as the main game.

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GameMAG

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6 / 10
GameMAG

In all departments, except graphics, The Depths is inferior to the original game. There are no sufficient level of challenge, and the difficulty lies in timing and luck. The level's boss looks weaker than predecessors, and the new character doesn't offer a sufficient level of empathy. If Little Nightmares was the TV series, we would call this DLC a filler that is still not convinced us to buy a Season Pass.

Review in Russian | Read full review

This first DLC miss some chalenge and ideas, and is very short.

Review in French | Read full review

"The Depths" would be better as a part of bigger expansion for Little Nightmares. As whole chapter, DLC is too short – then again, it's very cheap so, all in all, its worth your time.

Review in Polish | Read full review

Some will be disappointed that there is no story progression, or revelations of any sort, with this first DLC release for Little Nightmares, but even the way The Depths is selected from the in-game menu screen implies "prequel" or "side-story" and that is exactly what this is. If the tense run-and-jump sections of the base game were appealing, and the thought of a few more jump scares sounds right up your street, then dropping a few quid for another hour's worth of intense action is certainly well worth it.

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