Little Nightmares 2 Set For A February 2021 Launch
/ Carlos Hernandez
Bandai Namco revealed that Little Nightmares 2 is set to launch on February 10, 2021 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC .
Together with the game’s announcement, we are given a new trailer of the eerie platformer that looks terrifying as expected but it feels like the developers at Tarsier Studios brought the level of horror up a notch. It’s more of what we love in the first game as the protagonist Six returns but is now accompanied by Mono, a “young boy trapped in a distorted world” says in a press release provided by Bandai.
This time around you are going to be controlling Mono while Six will be controlled by an AI, so no co-op here, sadly.
Have a look at the gameplay trailer below.
Gamescom 2020 continues all throughout this weekend and you can expect more gameplay footage of Little Nightmares 2 during day 2 of the event. The Day 2 presentation starts later today at 10 PM GMT +8 / 7 AM PT and Little Nightmares 2 will be showcased on August 29, 12:30 AM GMT +8 / August 28, 9.30am PT. The developers at Tarsier Studios will be showing parts of the first level called the Wilderness.
For now, enjoy the latest screenshots that was just released below.
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