Little Nightmares

Little Nightmares is creepy in all the right ways. The world is dark, twisted, and filled with grotesque creatures that make your skin crawl. The puzzles are simple, but the atmosphere makes every second feel tense. It's a short experience, but it leaves a lasting impression—definitely a must-play if you like surreal, eerie games that don’t need to rely on jump scares to keep you on edge.

An iconic horror game thanks to its unique aesthetic and great level design. I found it more charming than anything, and the horror is more creepy than anything gory or jump-scarey!

Little Nightmares was the much-needed spark in the horror genre.

The game based its fear upon unexpected events that catch the player off-guard. It was not ghosts that appeared on the screen suddenly. It was events that wouldn't be scary in normal situations, but the atmospheric feel of the game made them all sound and look quite scary.

I love the gameplay and the story, though it was a little short.

A creepy and unique game that pulls you into its strange world. The visuals and sounds made every moment feel tense, though the controls could be better. It’s a spooky little adventure that stays with you.

Little Nightmares is a horror game I can get behind. It's creepy but not too scary that I can't keep going on, and has an incredible art style that adds to the eeriness of the title. The game does well to make the player feel so small against the opponents while also telling a story with no words.