Little Nightmares III is built around sneaking and solving puzzles together, either online with a second player or solo alongside AI. If you want to start now, it costs $17.62 from Eneba; its co-op focus may suit a shared gaming session. If you are not ready to begin, you could wait for an announced Steam sale window, though no discount is promised.Compare the offer from Eneba with Steam's current price of $19.99.
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Follow Low and Alone through the frightening Nowhere as the two friends search for a way out. Sneaking, puzzles, and cooperation with a bow and wrench shape the adventure; solo play pairs you with an AI companion, while online co-op lets another player join.Steam player reviews: 46% positive from 10,298 reviews.The Steam PC version supports German interface and subtitles.Full controller support is available.
Credits
Developer
Supermassive Games
Publisher
Bandai Namco Entertainment
Steam player reviews
46%positiveMixed10,298 Steam reviews
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$16.992026-08-03 · GGamesPlanet USBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Play modes
On Steam for PC, play solo with an AI companion or in online two-player co-op. Low and Alone use a bow and wrench to solve puzzles and make progress together.
Controls and language
The Steam PC version has full controller support and lists German interface and subtitles.
03Frequently asked questions
What is Little Nightmares III about?
Low and Alone are friends searching for a way out of the frightening Nowhere.
How do the characters differ?
Low's bow reaches high targets and cuts ropes; Alone's wrench can break barriers and operate machinery.
Can I play solo?
Yes. Steam PC supports two-player online co-op, and solo play uses an AI companion.
Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
Everyone asking for couch co-op. ‘REANIMAL’ is the game for you. It’s made by the original Little Nightmares team and has couch/local co-op. It’s the game that Little Nightmares 3 should have been.Show moreShow less
0.1 hours at review923 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
If you are a fan of Little Nightmares 1 & 2, then I wouldn't recommend this game. The new developers completely missed the mark for what made Little Nightmares a good game.
FIRST OFF! AND I CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH! THIS GAME IS NOT WORTH THE 40$, GET IT ON SALE! ALL OF THE COSMETICS ARE LOCKED BEHIND PAID DLC AND THE SECRETS GIVE YOU NOTHING!
With as little spoilers as possible. This game is a Spooky nothing burger. The art style mimics the first, and that is about the only thing that they got right. The puzzles are for babies, taking no mental capacity to solve them at all, and the entire game feels like a walking simulator going left to right, with no mix up to the experience. Instead of coming up with original ides, most of the big spooky moments are pulled directly from 1 & 2 and just spiffed up with a new coat of paint. There were literally rooms that were exactly the same from the first one, but with just different visuals.
Lastly, where the first games excelled at environmental story telling and giving you a world to try and piece together as you solved it, this game just feels like they through things at the wall in whatever order and thought 'YEP THAT SURE IS SPOOKY!' Nothing melded together, nothing made sense, and the controls felt like they were somehow worse. Me and a friend did the whole thing through and by the end, we just wanted it to be over, because there was nothing engaging. Nothing to make you stop and go 'Hmm... What is this?'
If you really want to play it, wait for a HEAVY discount, because this game feels like a cash grab.Show moreShow less
5.6 hours at review3,348 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Don’t Be Misled by IGN’s Lazy Score
IGN giving Little Nightmares III a 6/10 is downright embarrassing. It’s like they played it with their eyes closed and wrote the review during lunch break. Their review felt like someone who skipped every cutscene, rushed through levels, and then cried that the game is mid because it didn’t spoon feed them jump scares. The lack of effort is embarrassing, it’s like they were reviewing a trailer, not the actual game. Honestly, at this point, IGN’s 6/10 is starting to sound like a badge of honor for games that actually take creative risks..
Now for my actual review... I didn’t expect huge changes, but the game genuinely surprised me. The horror platformer formula we all know is still there, but it feels more refined and tense this time. Exploring The Spiral is creepy and exciting, and the addition of two playable characters, Low with his bow and Alone with her wrench adds real variety to puzzles and movement. It feels like the devs actually listened to what players wanted and gave the series a much needed coop spark.
The game looks stunning on PC. Every environment oozes atmosphere, and the monsters are just the right kind of unsettling. The lighting is beautiful and really sells that eerie, dreamlike vibe. On a mid-range PC like mine, it runs great at high settings, and even the Steam Deck holds a solid 30 frames on lower settings. It’s not flawless, but it’s smooth enough that you stay immersed in the world without distractions.
It’s not perfect though. Co-op being online only feels like a missed opportunity... this is a game that would’ve been amazing to play with someone next to you on the couch. Some puzzles feel too easy and familiar, and the platforming can still be a little clunky in a few spots. You’ll occasionally miss jumps or fumble object interactions, which breaks the flow a bit. There are also moments in busier areas where the frame rate dips slightly, especially on mid-tier GPUs.
Final Thoughts
Despite those flaws, Little Nightmares III still feels like a step forward. It’s more accessible, more dynamic, and keeps the same dark charm that made the first two games so special. The coop adds a new layer of emotional depth and makes the story even more engaging.
If the developers can patch up the occasional stutter and maybe add local co-op down the line, this could easily stand as one of the best in the series. As it is now, it’s absolutely worth playing, especially if you love dark fairy tale settings with a bit of heart and horror.
The best part? The Friends Pass lets you play the entire game with a friend even if they don’t own it. It’s a genuinely player friendly move that should slowly becoming the norm now.
Friend Pass Option Makes it Worth Buying!
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1.1 hours at review531 people found this helpful
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10 hours at review1,244 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
To make a third game of a series you need to understand what made the first two so great.
My biggest issue with the game is simply, that the developers fail to understand why the last two locations were chosen for their games.
In Little Nightmares 1 the Maw symbolized a lot more than just a prison for kids. It reminded the player that some people in this world have way too much and eat too much (Essentially overconsumption) while others have to fight for everything they have, even their right to live.
Little Nightmares 2 reminded us about our tendancy to neglegt our environment. It showed us how the citizens would get lost in their escapism, while the real world turned to dust, slowly crumbling away while the signal tower consumed it's victims, luring them towards death with the sound of entertainment and false promises.
But while playing through the third game it just felt hollow. What is the message of this game? What do the Developers want to tell us? What is that one underlying message that makes you sit down and think after finishing the game, because it fits so well to how we as humans currently live?
Supermassive Games I know you can do better!
Overall I did enjoy some parts, but as part of the LM Universe it is a weak game and as a longtime fan i am dissapointed.Show moreShow less
11.4 hours at review253 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
First off, I really truly want to give this game a thumbs up. But I can't.
Pros:
- What story is there is somewhat interesting and sort of engaging.
- Chase sequences were thrilling and made me laugh at some parts.
- The AI isn't the worst I've ever seen. (I died more than it).
- Good character design, except for the final boss. Felt like a random body horror tag just slapped onto the design and that was it.
Cons:
- Biggest one, the story feels VASTLY incomplete. With only four chapter in the base game, the rest of the story is locked behind either the future DLC or the podcasts and media outside of the game.
- If you've seen the trailer, you've seen nearly 3/4th of the game.
- Most of the game is a garbled mess lore wise and fully relies on the player to piece something together, even if it's wrong. Those who haven't listened to the podcasts for example, won't know some lore behind one of the bosses. This lore is never mentioned in game as far as I'm aware.
- Feels like the game was chopped into pieces to make a DLC, especially with the ending.
- Most of the game mechanics beside the bow and wrench felt like weird one off gimmicks. The only one that felt good to me was the umbrella in the first chapter and you had it for a grand total of about 20 minutes.
- The soundtrack didn't feel like it had any big moments, at least not that I noticed (could be wrong), a bland track that if I wasn't paying attention to it wouldn't have even registered.
- The ambiance was kind of a let down.
- The graphics feel like they took a step back from the first two games. In 1 and 2 we had a central location to explore, one that forced an approach of quality over quantity. The locations shown here felt like cardboard cutouts of a "spooky" setting.
- Why are there already so many DLC's for skins? It's a story game, people came for lore content, horror, and to be immersed in the world of borderline eldritch adults. You want skins, fine, make people earn them in game or offer one big pack.
Perhaps people might say it's unfair to compare the qualities of this game to it's predecessors, especially given the change of studios. To this I say, if you're going to take a beloved IP like Little Nightmares and give it the Overwatch or Marvel Treatment, don't make any more. We don't want to be milked for our money, we don't want to have to go trawling through distant media for the full story, and if you're not willing to put some cohesive effort in like Tarsier Studios did, then just stop.
Save your money, wait for Reanimal. Hopefully it pulls through where Supermassive Games has failed.Show moreShow less
5 hours at review1,239 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
i usually dont do serious reviews but all of these negative reviews (at the time of making this) are so utterly braindead and can be summed up by them being upset that somebody that wasnt tarsier made this game.
first things first, i WILL say that the game is a little overpriced. not to the degree of it being a cash grab, but i'd certainly would prefer if it were 10 dollars cheaper. second things second, i do think little nightmares 2 is an overall better game, but that's because it's such an amazing game that they had no chance at topping it in my opinion, but i do believe they at least came a little close which is a great feat in of its own.
i played this game with my friend and we had a blast. i really liked the story, the gameplay has probably some of the best the series has seen, and overall i think it does little nightmares justice. dont go into the game expecting it to be a continuation of 1 and 2 and treat it moreso as it's own thing and you'll enjoy it way more. it's not perfect by any means, and for the ending i do think that the final boss feels way more disconnected from the story unlike the lady or the thin man, but i think it gets the point across well enough. i implore you to give this game a fair chance and dont set crazy expectations for yourself otherwise you'll always be disappointed no matter what. 8.5/10 game
EDIT: after replaying the game in singleplayer, i do feel the experience is a little bit less enjoyable since this game was definitely built with 2 people playing in mind. due to that i think i'd put it down to just an 8/10 but i still really enjoyed the game regardless and im still hopeful for the future of this seriesShow moreShow less
7.7 hours at review192 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Wouldnt Recommend the game 4 chapter (6 with dlc that comes out next year) i am two hours into and have half the game finished puzzles super simple enemies boring designed in my opinion and for nearly 40$ not worth i rather stick to the earlier parts and wait till next year to play REANIMAL wich is actually made by the developer of 1 and 2Show moreShow less
1.8 hours at review1,175 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
If you've played 1 and 2 then you wont be thrilled with 3. However it is not as bad as all the reviews are making it seem. My husband and I played coop and it was still a good game. It was just underwhelming for waiting for as long as we did. And the price is a little hefty. I would probably wait till it goes on sale.Show moreShow less
6.4 hours at review145 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
*edit: My mom's retired, she looks forward to stuff like this as a way to spend time together. "I'm not going to play w/ a stranger" may sound odd I meant, I'm not looking to play this with anyone else online. For the dimwits saying "you can clearly see it states Online-Coop or why didn't you research the game you bought" I'll be sure to watch every dev video, article and pre-release gameplay video in the future thank you for changing my life.
We just kept hearing about CO OP and I bought this to play on the couch with my mom. Low and behold there is no local co op. Played for an hour and a half. There are so many mechanics related to your 'companion' I'm not going to play with a stranger online and the COOP mechanics are absolutely cumbersome playing it solo.
You can tell they even toned down encounters and chase scenes are non existent to accomodate if you are playing with someone that's not to quick.
Refunded. Just going to stick with Little Nightmares 2.
If they add local co-op I might rebuy.Show moreShow less
1.5 hours at review915 people found this helpful
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