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Little Nightmares III is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, and it's releasing soon
Since August 2023, I’ve been waiting to get my hands on Little Nightmares III. I’m a longtime fan of Bandai Namco’s horror series, so I’ve been eagerly awaiting news about a Little Nightmares III release date following its delay in May 2024. Well, since then, we’ve had a new console launch. Maybe you’ve heard of it. Well, as someone who loves the Nintendo Switch 2, I’m grateful for Bandai’s choice to delay the game, as it’s now getting a Switch 2 Edition at launch. One of the reasons I’m so excited about the new Switch game is that there’s a change-up in developer. To be clear, I really enjoy the first two games with Tarsier Studios - we gave a nine in our Little Nightmares 2 Switch review for a reason - and I’m eager to give Reanimal a try when it releases. However, I’m a huge fan of Supermassive Games; it’s a titan when it comes to horror games these days, being responsible for the hugely popular PlayStation exclusive Until Dawn, along with the Dark Pictures Anthology (Man of Medan, Little Hope, etc), and The Quarry. Little Nightmares III serves as a standalone sequel to the first two games, meaning that while it takes place in the same world as Little Nightmares I and II, it has very little connection to the previous games. The upcoming puzzle game features two new characters, saying goodbye to Six, the popular protagonist in the yellow coat, and Mono, the star of LNII. Now, it’s time for Low and Alone to take the spotlight, but unlike Little Nightmares II, you can actually team up with another player, so I expect that the next entry may just end up on our list of the best multiplayer games. Continue reading Little Nightmares III is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, and it's releasing soon MORE FROM POCKET TACTICS: The best horror games, The best puzzle games, The best multiplayer games
Since August 2023, I’ve been waiting to get my hands on Little Nightmares III. I’m a longtime fan of Bandai Namco’s horror series, so I’ve been eagerly awaiting news about a Little Nightmares III release date following its delay in May 2024. Well, since then, we’ve had a new console launch. Maybe you’ve heard of it. Well, as someone who loves the Nintendo Switch 2, I’m grateful for Bandai’s choice to delay the game, as it’s now getting a Switch 2 Edition at launch.
One of the reasons I’m so excited about the new Switch game is that there’s a change-up in developer. To be clear, I really enjoy the first two games with Tarsier Studios - we gave a nine in our Little Nightmares 2 Switch review for a reason - and I’m eager to give Reanimal a try when it releases. However, I’m a huge fan of Supermassive Games; it’s a titan when it comes to horror games these days, being responsible for the hugely popular PlayStation exclusive Until Dawn, along with the Dark Pictures Anthology (Man of Medan, Little Hope, etc), and The Quarry.
Little Nightmares III serves as a standalone sequel to the first two games, meaning that while it takes place in the same world as Little Nightmares I and II, it has very little connection to the previous games. The upcoming puzzle game features two new characters, saying goodbye to Six, the popular protagonist in the yellow coat, and Mono, the star of LNII. Now, it’s time for Low and Alone to take the spotlight, but unlike Little Nightmares II, you can actually team up with another player, so I expect that the next entry may just end up on our list of the best multiplayer games.
MORE FROM POCKET TACTICS: The best horror games, The best puzzle games, The best multiplayer games
