Little Nightmares 3 shakes up the series with two new protagonists and full two-player co-op for the first time, but it never really breaks new ground. You’ll still be sneaking past oversized horrors, pushing crates, and sprinting through boss chases that feel all too familiar if you’ve already played the first two games.
There are a few standout moments—like the delightfully twisted Carnavale chapter—and the trademark morbid atmosphere is still there, but scares are sparse and innovation is minimal. If you’re dying for some stop-start stealth with a friend, it’s worth a look; otherwise you might feel like you’re just going through the motions.
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