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Little Nightmares stood out as an experiment worth repeating. Luckily, Little Nightmares 2 carries the torch with aplomb while avoiding retreading old ground. Little Nightmares 2 left me with a sense that the game would take a wider, more action-packed scope, allowing for more diverse sections in its world to shine. I’m pleased to say that I was wrong in the best way possible. Beginning in a setting that’s altogether foreign to the first game’s aesthetic, Little Nightmares 2‘s first level is a lush forest. God rays break through a verdant canopy of trees, lighting the game’s silent protagonist, Mono. From go, it’s clear that the forest’s false sense of security is the first of the game’s many facades. You immediately feel the sense that you’re being hunted. Bear traps litter the ground and the subtle, driving beat of the game’s moody soundtrack pushes you forward.

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