Reseñas

• gamedeal user

  Jul 8, 2017

  ~~~~~~~~~~ DLC Review ~~~~~~~~~~ [i]Ignore the negative reviews - I think we all knew it would be short, just look at the original game. I don't understand why people are giving it so much disdain when it is only $4 and you knew what you're getting if you watched the trailer/preview. I personally found it entertaining, and was simply relieved I was able to play more content! It's worth playing, but if $4 is too much for this 'pack', then go for the Maw Expansion Pass; you'll save a dollar or so in the long run ;)[/i] The DLC was pretty good itself; the 'boss' you face called the Granny looks downright creepy, and admittedly made me jump a few times. At one point, she actually sent a chill down my spine, something even the original game featuring character Six hadn't achieved. However, there were a few bugs that need cleaning up, like falling halfway through the floor, the Granny spawning at unintended times, or floor textures passing onto objects directly on top of it - but they are minor and not game breaking in the least. Overall, I'd rate it at a solid 8/10 - the jump scares definitely earned points. They also added a bit of detailed content that answers a few questions you may have still had after completing the original game. The ending is a sad one - but it was interesting how they brought the two character's storylines together. Intertwining the plots actually made it all the more disheartening. Feelsbadman. Other Thoughts: It could have improved its score by making the Granny look a bit more menacing, fixing the bugs, and maybe increasing the difficulty of the puzzles. While I enjoyed the bits and pieces of lore that were unveiled in this piece, I still feel like there maybe should have been more; but like I said, it is a solid first piece to the Little Nightmares DLC collection and I cannot wait to play the next two and reveal even more secrets about this plot and our dear characters tied to an ever so tragic fate. *Six makes an appearance! :)* Achievements: So Close: Complete the DLC Chapter Fun & Games Ahead: Toss the meat chunk into the bucket Not Alone: Find and interact with all 5 Flotsams [i]DLC accessible through Chapter Selection screen, beneath Chapter 1[/i]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2021

  Pros: ✅ Quality addition to the base game ✅ Puzzles are a bit more complicated than in the base game ✅ Cheap price Neutral: ❔ None Cons: ❌ 1 checkpoint was placed quite annoyingly ❌ At some cases the controls are annoying Overall: ✅ Suggested. Superb addition to the already amazing base game. This chapter is also unique, the puzzles are a bit more complex and the new enemy is also creepy.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 16, 2017

  I'm torn between an up and a down thumb. I love little nightmares and want to support them, so recommend it if you are like me and want to keep the franchise alive. It's still a good chapter. There's something really special about Little Nightmares. BUT; - It's too short on its own. I think it will be better when all the Secrets of the Maw chapters are finished. Little nightmares is already short, and one chapter on its own is not worth it... Please don't keep making DLC one chapter at a time. I'd rather wait 6 months or 1 year and buy a decent expansion than endless mini DLC. - There's a couple of newish things but it's really a lot of the same of what we already saw and not even quite as interesting.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 3, 2020

  I consider the DLC a necessary addition to the story of Little Nightmares. The ending in The Residence could not have been better. Well done, Tarsier Studios! While the three DLC are available separately, they flow like chapters in the base game, so should really be played in order for the best storytelling. The order is Depths, Hideaway, Residence. My only criticism would be for them not to sell the DLC individually. Not much can be done at this point, but if someone buys only one, they're really going to miss out on the story and if they bought out of order, maybe even confused. The DLC is available in an expansion pass or complete edition with the base game, and those are the best ways to purchase.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2017

  This is a very promising start for the DLC that's on the way for Little Nightmares. The Depths took me about 35 minutes to complete, a decent amount of that trying to work out the water puzzles and how not to die. Without including real spoilers, the beginning and the end of the level are recognised as places you've visited in the main game, and you do see two familiar faces (as best you can when everyone appears to be covering theirs up anyway). The Runaway Kid is very similar to Six, apart from the lighter being replaced by a torch you acquire early in the level. There is also 5 of a new collectable hidden around, called flotsam and appearing as a bottle which you take something out of, and if you're used to how the gnomes and statues worked in the main game your'll be sure to come across them all. The enemy Granny is a pretty creepy foe, and like Inside's water monster, and indeed Amnesia: The Dark Descent's water monster, you'll never look at water the same way again. Even in safe areas where there was no threat in the water, you'll still be nervous to dip a toe in. Leeches make a return, and now appear deadlier than ever, as well as another old foe: electricity. While the ending didn't look too good for the Kid, I look forward to seeing where he goes in future Secrets of the Maw DLC. Tl;dr Good follow up to main game and a great 30 minutes of frantic watery progress solving.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 1, 2021

  Little Nightmares was an okay game made very enjoyable by its cool presentation and visual storytelling. "The Depths" expansion tries to be just more of that, but unfortunately all the gameplay problems come to the fore as the strengths of the main game fade away. There's more tedious platforming, more trial and error, and without the great design that got you past these things before. I will say if you absolutely LOVE Little Nightmares then you'll probable enjoy this expansion more than I did. However as someone who liked Little Nightmares despite its flaws, I find this expansion tips the scales over to "meh" overall.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2017

  I loved the original game of Little nightmares, it was fun, creepy and scary, the DLC is alot scarier for me anyway, i hate water so what evers in there i hate
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2021

  A great extra chapter riddled with crash/bug/lag-infused water.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2020

  In the latter half, the game tends to crash and shut down when you die, forcing you to reload. Seeing as how dying is quite a frequent occurance in this series, it sort of ruines the experience.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 15, 2021

  This DLC has the flaws of the base game without the basic charm of it. In the base game at least you were immediately interested in what's going on due to the mystery of it. Here you already know what's going on and only replicate your escape attempt.