Little Nightmares in IOS

★★★★★ App Store Editors’ Notes

★★★★★ Very satisfactory and continues to stay entertaining and relevant

I really love the little nightmares games, and have been an avid player on PlayStation since it was released. I just noticed today that this was released mobile, and had to try it. I love having the game so accessible and have it so similar to the original gameplay. I do have one complaint, grabbing and pulling is extremely difficult, as usually while I’m grabbing, by trying to move forward or back I let go and just pull away. I’m not sure if this is an error in the game itself or if I’ve been using it wrong, but it sure made encounters like escaping the Janitor for the last time very very stressful. 😂 Overall, I’m in love with the game. No matter how many times I play it through I deal with new challenges and that fun little Easter eggs that keep me excited for more to come.

★★★★★ Horrible controls, beautiful art

This review is edited from the original from one star. After 20 minutes of playing with the controls, I finally figured out how to light the lighter, jump, and crouch. The instruction page is awful. You don’t double tap on the circles as shown. You hold the circle and double tap elsewhere. Same for swiping up and down. Devs, c’mon. Get some reasonable instructions, or a short tutorial. I shouldn’t have to figure that out on my own. But moving and doing things is awkward and slow even once you figure it out. I won’t be playing the rest of the game since the controls are such a mighty struggle. This game is a lot like Limbo and Inside, but the controls on those games were much more fluid and intuitive. It’s a shame that I feel like I can’t play through this, because the art is absolutely beautiful, the atmosphere is really disturbingly wonderful, and if I could control it better, I’d probably love it. I think this is probably just a bad port to touchscreen and is probably much better with a controller, but I have an iPad so I don’t need a controller. Maybe this will get smoothed out and I can come back to it another time.

★★★★★ Favorite game!!

I first watched someone play this game on PC and immediately loved it, and as soon as I heard there was a mobile version coming out I preordered it! I’m not usually someone who enjoys video games but this is one of the exceptions. The animation and gameplay are really interesting, and it’s a lot of fun to play it yourself or watch a friend play. The game really gets you to feel protective over Six, even when she makes decisions you don’t agree with. I was surprised by the ending, but in a good way; it’s definitely something I’ll be thinking about for a long time! Only thing I would suggest is to give the mobile game compatibility with Bluetooth keyboards; I was looking forward to playing this game on my iPad with the wireless keyboard I have, but the game only works for touchscreen and on my phone. Either way, I haven’t noticed any issues with playing on my phone so I can’t really complain. Overall, I love the Little Nightmares series and I’m so glad it’s come to mobile!

★★★★★ A True Horror Masterpiece

This game is truly something! Its artistic design and spooky scenes left me wondering what to do next. The puzzles are pretty challenging at times, the stealth mechanic is really unique, and the overall plot of the game is really interesting in an apocalyptic sense. I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a horror game that could encapsulate what a child’s nightmares feel like. The plot is that of a young girl named Six, who is really small and must navigate the world jumping on boxes and climbing walls in order to survive. She must find her way out of the Maw, an underwater prison that captures and imprisons kids until they can eat them! There are many monsters and other creepy beings lurking in this mysterious world, and it is your job to solve the puzzles and do the parkour to escape. A really great game, kept me entertained for a long time, and it still does.

★★★★★ My review/ Opinion of the game.

I am ENJOYING this game so far! I really love the dynamic of it and the findings of each area are very creepy and so overwhelming but I do love how everything is turning out I hope they can release the second one and other DLCS. To play on phone. :) I really love the graphics too it’s very nice and gives you options to tone it down so the battery is saved. If you’re playing outside and not a home I recommend taking a charger though. The game is very fun and might want to pack a portable battery 🔋 charger because even at the lowest it WILL only take about 20% for playing a very long time so that’s a huge plus if you like playing it a lot at low consumption of battery life. All and all I rate a 10/10. I really can’t wait if they release the second one I enjoy this puzzle games from this series.

★★★★★ Best Horror Game

I love this game! One of my favorites! In fact, I’ve been begging my mom to buy me Little Nightmares 2. This game is the best, but I do wish that it was a little bit longer. But other than that it’s perfect! The bosses are good, the horror/lore is good, the characters are good, the setting is good, everything about this is good! Made me a big fan, i have some plushies of Mono, Six, and the Gnome. Yeah, im a little nightmares nerd. The bosses are really creepy! !WARNING!: don’t read this next thing if you don’t want me to spoil some stuff about the game! So the janitor is really freaks and the chefs. My favorite boss is probably the guests. I love how there is no jump scares. Perfect game, this deserves 5 stars, I definitely recommend this game.

★★★★★ Scariest Thing is the Gameplay

Having just finished “Inside,” followed by “Limbo,” I had a hankering for more of the same, but if you’re expecting that, don’t! The gameplay on this will have you super frustrated. It’s just so bad, that your biggest little nightmare will be knowing what you do, while being afraid your character is just going to choose to walk off a ledge. It’s that bad. I’m sure the original wasn’t, but on iOS… the biggest nightmare, though, is the constant crashing, every 2-10 minutes, and the cherry on top is about a 2 full minute loading time. I’m not exaggerating. If you loved Inside and Limbo, skip this, and just play Inside again. I’m about to. I can’t take it anymore, and so am choosing to write this review rather than keep playing. 3 stars goes to the creative and art department.