Little Nightmares 2 Review: It Takes Two to Make a Nightmare Come True
Ever since the dark, artistic, and enthralling arrival ofLittle Nightmaresback in 2017, I’ve been waiting for the follow-up from Tarsier Studios. It was a breath offreshfetid air in a veritable smorgasbord of sameness within the video game world.Little Nightmareswasn’t the first side-scrolling puzzle-platformer with an emphasis on stealth, and it wasn’t the only one with a compelling story to tell (see alsoLimbo,Inside, and similar titles.) But it did introduce a jaw-droppingly fantastic art style and macabre atmosphere into every frame, all explored, feast or famine, by the bright-yellow raincoat-wearing Six....