You only use it like that in the mannequin section of the hospital.
Awesome. Thank you, I added a spoiler above to where I was, so guess I am past it.
For the mannequin sequence that gives people trouble, I had to try a half-dozen times, but I ultimately found that walking along the bottom of the screen worked nicely -- you are mere inches from the monsters but they can't approach you from behind (because the screen is there) and so it's easier to keep your light in them. Get past three or four of them, and then the exit is in sight.
I actually only had an issue towards the very end. I mean do not get me wrong, I died a few times, but nothing crazy. And what ultimately worked for me is just going super slow once they started moving on that very last longer area with them.
Use the rolling ladder, you can slide it to the right
If that is where I'm thinking
That was it. Duh. Thanks!
Hahaha, perfectThe reveal ofwas all kinds of....the doctor the first time
It's been a couple of days since I finished the game and I honestly haven't felt such a sense of loss in a video game since HL2. It didn't hit me right away.. but then I watched a few theory videos on youtube and now I just really want to know what happens to Six specifically, but more generally all the characters, and now I'm worried that Tarsier might not be able to do a LN3 and wrap up the story. I just hope we can get some good DLC out of it.
Tarsier's owners (Embracer) just said they'll be focusing on new IP, rather than a property owned by a different publisher. Bandai Namco could continue it on their own with new developers, however.
I don't really want answers, just more horror, these aesthetics and ambiguity lol. What if they gave us a new kid who would be the kid self of one of the lesser "monsters" (Roger, the chefs, teacher, hunter, doctor etc)? We'd experience a thematic horror based on their trauma and what lead them to their "professions".
Oh. Guess that explains that writer interview sort of non-chalantly claiming Namco owns it so he has no say (in future content release or movie/series). Wonder if some heated convos happened behind the scenes between parties involved.
I definitely want more answers. I don't need the game to be wrapped up in a nice bow with a happy sitcom ending, but the current status quo doesn't suit me at all. Still, I'm sure we'll get some DLC at least.
It's 60fps on the Pro. Tarsier probably patched it?
I haven't played either. I just jumped straight into the sequel after completing the first game. Is the DLC essential?
Oh cool, I should have bought the DLC, it was going for peanuts the last time it was on sale.
I think it's either 1080p60, or 30 if playing in "4k" on the Pro. The same should apply when playing it on PS5.
Does the series looks like it could do with a sequel, or are 2 games enough for the storytelling among other things? We don't know if the developer wanted to make a third game, right?
Little Nightmares Creator Confirms It's Done With the Series – But Namco Could Carry It On Regardless - IGN
Tarsier Studios – the creator of Little Nightmares – has confirmed to IGN that Little Nightmares 2 is its last game in the series. However, IP owner and publisher Bandai Namco is "energised" to make more Little Nightmares games regardless.www.ign.com
In a recent video interview, the writer for both games says he has a lore document that's like 250 pages with complete backstories for every character and monster, and definitive answers for everything, but he said it's the property of Bandai-Namco and it's their call whether to divulge those things. As it stands, the two games and associated media give us a dark but intriguing story where things are implied and fans are left to theorycraft, which is fun in its own right, imo. But there is certainly room storywise for a threequel.
I'm not sure if that's the case here. There is no performance or resolution option in the main menu.
