Tarsier Studios’ first independent project was Little Nightmares. The puzzle platformer focused on Six, a little girl in a yellow raincoat who was stuck on an underwater vessel full of horrors. Little Nightmares II is a sequel of sorts; a larger experience with a new equally horrible location, new protagonist, and much the same gameplay as before. The good news is the sequel…
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Longer game that still doesn't outstay its welcome
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Six makes a great AI companion
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Brilliantly designed enemies
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Quicker load times
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More frequent automatic checkpoints
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Too easy to make mistakes while platforming
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Puzzles involve a lot of trial and error
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Combat is clumsy yet requires precision
