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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA nine-year-old hungry girl named Six tries to escape The Maw - a surreal underwater resort catering to the whims of the power of sick fictional creatures.A nine-year-old hungry girl named Six tries to escape The Maw - a surreal underwater resort catering to the whims of the power of sick fictional creatures.A nine-year-old hungry girl named Six tries to escape The Maw - a surreal underwater resort catering to the whims of the power of sick fictional creatures.
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'Little Nightmares (2017)' is an atmospheric puzzle-platformer in which you play as a young girl who awakens, presumably after being kidnapped, inside a strange structure known as the Maw and must evade all manner of monster as you try to escape. It's a mixture of puzzle solving, platforming and stealth, wrapped up in a compellingly creepy aesthetic and an enigmatically underplayed narrative. It's a short but sweet experience that has a few issues but is generally really entertaining. The problems come mostly in the form of small annoyances; your character can easily get stuck on geometry, fall off small walkways and fail to interact with objects properly. Sometimes, the enemies seem to grab you when they shouldn't be able to. This general lack of mechanical refinement is occasionally frustrating, but it doesn't dampen the overall experience. The game can be finished in under an hour if you really know what you're doing (in fact, there's a somewhat unfair trophy/ achievement for finishing the thing in under an hour without dying once). This isn't a big deal, though, because it feels perfectly paced for what it is. There isn't a dull moment and the piece is sometimes fairly challenging. Plus, it should take a bit longer on your first attempt (though still only a couple of hours). The game is really enjoyable overall. Its aesthetic is distinct and effective, as is its atmosphere. It's a fun little experience that doesn't waste any of your time. 8/10.
"Little Nightmares (2017)" is The best indie horror game i've played. The idea to play as kid is soo good, i'm fan of little nightmares, the gameplay is not bad, i dont know but i love this game, and the maw looks so good, i love this mixture of puzzle solving, platforming and stealth. This puzzle-platformer is so atmospheric, and i love this monsters vibe. Its a really short but scary and good experience, but it has one issue the issue is not big; your character can easily stuck on geometry, fall of small walkways and fail. You will ask me "Why only one issue?" one issue beacause i forgot other issues. Sorry. The ambience is so good. The final words of this review: I"m waiting for Little Nightmares 3.
Nothing to say, the atmosphere is fantastic, creepy, the sound is great, i can't wait to play "Part II".
The game is pretty incredible: the ambience, the character that we follow and his darkness side, the horrific vilains all along the adventure are pretty well made and scare us. I enjoyed it very much. The game have his own identity. The gameplay and the puzzles are well integrated. This game is creepy but very go ood i recommend it!
The narration is done amazingly, with no dialouge or cutscenes it is able to make you understand the main point of the story but also leave you with lots of burning cuestions
The atmosphere of the game is stunning and it can give you goosebumps without needing to use jumpscares.
Only downside is the fact that it can be glitchy sometimes but it usually isn't anything important like an itam glitching and wobbling like crazy or a monster's AI glitching but they don't affect the overall gameplay and can sometimes lead to funny moments.
Only downside is the fact that it can be glitchy sometimes but it usually isn't anything important like an itam glitching and wobbling like crazy or a monster's AI glitching but they don't affect the overall gameplay and can sometimes lead to funny moments.
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- TriviaThe title was originally announced by Tarsier Studios in May 2014 under the title Hunger with no known publisher for release on PlayStation 4. After a teaser trailer in February 2015, nothing was heard of the project until August 2016, when Bandai Namco Entertainment announced that they had entered into a worldwide publishing agreement with Tarsier for the project, which was now re-titled Little Nightmares.
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