Understandably, Supermassive Games and Bandai Namco didn’t reveal much about the game when they announced Little Nightmares 3 during Gamescom’s opening night live show in August. Tarsier’s first two mainline games were steeped in mystery and they didn’t want to show too much in the trailers, so it looks like the developer’s first title until Dawn will follow the same marketing strategy. Until now.
We received an 18-minute gameplay video from Little Nightmares 3, showing how the game will follow in the footsteps of its predecessors while also introducing new mechanics and puzzle types, with a greater focus on always having an AI or player-controlled character. Low and Alone have their own unique abilities that work well together in many situations, so it will be interesting to see if the second half of the game introduces other imaginative ways to use them.
