Little Nightmares is a dark and scary journey ... Nome 2 Inside the spotlight eye room, climb the cages but stop before you reach the room above. On the right is a Nome in a cage.

Go through the door, then climb on the console at the back of the room and keep pressing the button to cycle through various security eye views ... two grabbing hands a little further up, where ...

Walk through the middle one, the peely door with an eye looking up. In the next room, go through the only ... and it's pretty good Little Nightmares 2 has sold over 1 million units Little ...

It’s a design that horror games have always favoured, but where most shock by using the moment of being found, Little Nightmares captures ... Every enemy, every room, every meat grinder you ...

In the dining room dolls sat around a table of rotting ... and this moment from “Little Nightmares 2” captures those feelings perfectly, through unsettling sound design, Tim Burton-like ...

though to call the obstacles I encountered in Little Nightmares 3 "puzzles" is probably overdoing it. There was a bit of box dragging and a bit of switch hitting with Alone's wrench. In one room ...

In this Little Nightmares 2 guide ... head down (toward the bottom of the screen) and into the room on the left side. This raccoon hat (coonskin cap?) is on the floor in the middle of the room.

Little Nightmares is coming back according to one of the most exciting horror game announcements I've seen in a while. Bandai Namco just confirmed that a third Little Nightmares installment is ...

When we first met Six, the tiny, solitary figure of Tarsier Studio's first Little Nightmares offering, her world echoed with the flat sounds of her lonely, wet footsteps. In this second instalment ...

Little Nightmares is a ... After your encounter with the spotlight eye, go up the wall of crates. Then go to the left, once there, you’ll find a small room containing the statue.

You can then go right and shine your torch in the eye on the door to open it. Pass through the room full of sculptures, then take a look at the paintings on the back wall. In the next room ...