Little Nightmares 3

Supermassive takes over the popular franchise, but fails to really do anything new with it.

Join us as we check out the opening portion of Supermassive Games' take on the Little Nightmares formula.

It's almost time for Halloween, a theme that really fits this horror based co-op adventure.

Is this the perfect way to mark the spooky season?

Take the opportunity to check out what Supermassive Games has done with the beloved series.

We attended a preview event in Copenhagen to try out the long-awaited game.

Little Nightmares 3 and Little Nightmares: Enhanced Edition both launch on October 10, but pre-orders for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC allow users to play the remaster right now.

On June 24th to be exact.

And we have a very Halloween themed trailer to prove it.

We spoke with the developer of the upcoming horror adventure game to see how they come up with the many unsettling and freaky monsters and creatures.

We've played two different demos in Supermassive's upcoming horror platformer, both of which have very different settings but offer an authentic Little Nightmares experience.

A year after its unveiling we see Supermassive's game again at Gamescom, but still no release date.

Supermassive: "Quality is a top priority for us, and we know you feel the same way."

The two characters have different abilities that can be used to solve puzzles and enemy encounters either alone or co-op.

We've seen a portion of pre-alpha gameplay accompanied by dev commentary. Spoiler alert: it takes two to play the third entry.

We learn more on why LN3 didn't go "mandatory co-op" like It Takes Two, but still offers a friend pass.