Little Nightmares

Little Nightmares 2 is another video game that requires problem-solving and creative thinking
skills. The sequel to Little Nightmares, this game follows the adventures of a child named Six,
who must navigate their way to freedom from the Signal Tower, which has distorted the world
with transmissions from a distant tower.

A highly interactive game, Little Nightmares 2 allows players to pick up, jump on, push, swing,
and throw items to defeat the various monsters that players will undoubtedly encounter as they
journey through the depths of the map. If you decide to play multiplayer, the two players can
boost each other up, grab hold of each other’s hands, and throw each other to achieve a greater
range of movements.

Whenever players enter a new room, they are able to explore and interact with items all around
the room. Monsters may appear, and using the items inside the given rooms, players should try
and terminate them. There may also be times where players must make jumps and execute
actions at the right time, and if not done correctly, players can die. However, after a player has
died, they simply respawn at the beginning of the level at a certain checkpoint.

When players have finally gotten through a passage or room, they make it to the next
checkpoint, so that any more deaths will allow players to respawn at a closer point. There is no
right way to pass a level, so there are infinite ways to manipulate the tools given to players in
order to succeed.

Also throughout the game are strategically placed garments, which, if picked up by players, can
be put on and used to decorate Six and her buddies. The most common items found are hats
that can be traded out and switched.

Every once in a while, there will also be small videos, in which the players are not able to control
their characters and a small narrative story plays out. These help to set the scene and give a
little context behind the upcoming rooms and monsters.

However, although Little Nightmares 2 might sound like a fun adventure game, there are a few
jump scares, so watch out for those if you decide to try it out. But aside from that, Little
Nightmares 2 is a great game to try if you want to test your thinking skills and teamwork abilities
with a teammate.