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Little Nightmares II Receives New Trailer for the Spooky Season

With Halloween upon us, developer Tarsier Studios and publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment are marking the spooky season by releasing a new trailer for the puzzle-platformer horror game Little Nightmares II, the successor to the surprise 2017 hit. This video presents 'The Hospital', described as one of the spookiest levels in the game. Mono & Six will have to make their way amongst the various horrors present in this level and face its many endearing (??) inhabitants.

October 25, 2020

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