Little Nightmares III

Little Nightmares III is definitely worth a try, bringing a unique brand of horror and platforming puzzle action to the table in an instalment that builds on the franchise's best features.

Little Nightmares 3 has excellent atmosphere and soundtrack, with a good story, but leaves unanswered questions from its predecessor. However, it lacked creativity in its pursuers and environment, the new mechanics were underutilized, and there is no local co-op or cross-play.

Little Nightmares 3 is a great puzzle platformer that we really enjoyed, especially in co-op mode.

Little Nightmares III is a safe entry into the series that runs into repetition issues, alongside bugs that really hold the game back. The checkpointing system is the biggest offender here, sometimes making me lose 4 or 5 minutes.

Little Nightmares III looks great but lacks bite. Its haunting art direction and eerie atmosphere still impress, but the short runtime, predictable puzzles, and dull AI partner make this sequel feel smaller in every sense. Play it in co-op if you can — alone, it’s only half as fun.

Little Nightmares III is not a bad game, despite many flaws. It is a middle of the road, proper game that provides a few hours of fun. The problem is that this series used to be much more than that. First two games were bold and full of ideas that stuck with you for a long time. I will forget about this nightmare very quickly.

If you’re a fan of Little Nightmares, or similar games in this genre — and, are willing to overlook some pretty loose design — then you’ll find enjoyment in this; a $60 AUD price point also helps. Otherwise, you’re better off steering clear, or engaging with other co-op titles like It Takes Two. If you’re on the fence, a demo is available, though it doesn’t offer progression into the main game proper.

The game stays true to its roots. Two characters were essential to the plot; the game symbolizes childhood trauma and overcoming it. Little Nightmares III teaches us that, no matter how difficult or how scared your life going, don't give up to the next scenario ! It might be the place you've always wanted to go.

Little Nightmares III successfully preserves the eerie charm and unsettling atmosphere that made the series memorable. Its haunting art direction, detailed environments, and clever environmental puzzles consistently create tension and curiosity. Cooperative gameplay adds fresh ideas without overshadowing the franchise's identity, while the soundtrack and sound design remain exceptional. However, many critics agree that the game plays it too safe. The story is intriguing but less impactful than previous entries, and the gameplay introduces few meaningful innovations. Some puzzles feel familiar, and veterans may predict its surprises. Even so, its polished presentation, immersive world, and steady pacing make it a worthy continuation. It may not redefine the series, but it delivers another memorable journey through a beautifully disturbing nightmare.

É um jogo ok, mas que claramente poderia ter sido muito melhor, e ele tinha tudo pra isso. Os jogos anteriores construíram uma lore incrível, cheia de possibilidades, e aqui parece que quase nada disso foi realmente aproveitado. A gameplay e a ambientação continuam ótimas, mantendo o nível dos jogos anteriores e garantindo momentos bem sinistros O grande destaque, sem dúvida, é o final, que consegue ser o ponto mais alto do jogo. Ainda assim, o jogo peca por ser curto demais, o que acaba reforçando essa impressão de que poderia ter entregado muito mais do que realmente entregou.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

It is way to buggy and just feels unlike little nightmares. I just cant find joy in it.