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It’s Official: Little Nightmares Is Coming to Android and iOS

Tarsier Studios' production will soon premier on mobile devices.

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Since the release of the first part of Little Nightmares, it has been more than five years. The production of Tarsier Studios was met with a very warm reception from both gamers and reviewers.

So it is not surprising that the developers and publisher were keen to bring the title to as many players as possible. While the game has already been released on all major platforms, it appears that it will soon make its debut on Android and iOS mobile devices as well.

As reported, the Little Nightmares version for Android and iOS mobile devices is expected to be released in winter. Sadly, we did not learn the exact release date. This upcoming port is being developed in collaboration with the Playdigious team.

Step into the dark world of Little Nightmares and experience an extraordinary adventure where you will face your childhood fears! Help the Six escape from the Maw – a huge, mysterious ship full of wicked, eternally hungry creatures…. Go on a journey and visit a bizarre dollhouse that is a prison from which you have to escape, and at the same time a huge playground where you can go wild. Discover the child within you to spark your imagination and find your way out! – reads the game’s description on Steam.

To conclude, let’s remember that Little Nightmares is now available on PC and PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch consoles. You can also run the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S as part of backward compatibility.

Tags: Adventure gameBandai Namco EntertainmentLittle NightmaresPlatform gameSurvival horrorTarsier Studios
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