If you've enjoyed the base game and The Depths DLC, you'll be entertained once again. However, if you're looking for significant new gameplay mechanics or answers for many unanswered questions, you'll be more or less disappointed.
Little Nightmares: The Hideaway2017
Little Nightmares: The Hideaway
2017 Bandai Namco Entertainment69Worthwhile
Playtime
BriefIt typically takes about 1.5 hours to finish the game.
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Available on
- $3.99
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Details
- Launch
- November 9, 2017
- Developer
- Tarsier Studios
- Publisher
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
Overview
The Hideaway is the second area the Runaway Kid passes through in Little Nightmares's DLC, Secrets of the Maw. The Janitor appears to be the main antagonist in this area.
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WorthwhileGreat- OpenCritic68from 5 reviews
Not sure that the fragmentation of The Secrets of the Maw in such short chapters is the idea of the century for this set of DLC that dilutes its purpose as it is average in its environments.
The ending to Little Nightmares: The Hideaway is very creepy indeed, and looks to tie things together with the exploits of Six from the main adventure, perhaps in the next piece of DLC. For now, though, this finely crafted puzzle-platform-adventure is highly enjoyable and truly gripping and tense in places. More laidback than The Depths, though, this...
A short and sweet dose of extra content, helped by the Nomes and the way you interact with them and catch them.
Some technical issues can be annoying, but this is still a good experience that has me looking forward to the last piece of DLC.
The Hideway is better than The Depths but it remains to be seen if the third part can shine a different light on the expansion.