Little Nightmares is a fantastic horror puzzle game that really makes you feel like everything around you is out to get you. It’s only halfway through the game that you start to realize just how tiny the main character, Six, actually is, which makes the whole experience feel way more intense and immersive.
The character designs are super creepy and gross in the best way, adding a lot to the spooky vibe. The boss fights don’t happen a lot, but when they do, they’re memorable and pretty challenging. The soundtrack is simple but really nails the mood, popping up at just the right moments to ramp up the tension. The Secrets of the Maw DLC is a nice bonus, giving you a new angle on the story and some fresh puzzles to mix things up. Plus, the story has plenty of twists and surprises to keep you hooked.
The only real downside is that sometimes the depth perception can mess with you, leading to some annoying deaths when you misjudge jumps or distances.
Overall, Little Nightmares is a beautifully creepy adventure with great visuals, sound, and boss battles. The depth perception issues can be a pain, but the game is still totally worth playing.