Bandai Namco and Tarsier Studios unveiled the Little Nightmares 2 TV Edition for release exclusively in Europe.
This special collector’s edition contains a copy of Little Nightmares 2, as well as numerous other physical goodies such as a soundtrack, statues, an artbook, and more. It will release on November 2nd this year.
Little Nightmares 2 TV Edition – Physical items:
- Collector’s TV box
- Case with standard game : Blu-ray disc on PS4 and Xbox One, Cartridge on Nintendo Switch, Digital Steam code on PC.
- Escape diorama : Highly detailed figurine of Mono & Six travelling through the TVs
- Little Nightmares II’s Original Soundtrack : The full soundtrack on CD and digital download, composed by Tobias Lilja from Tarsier Studios.
- Artbook – The Art of Little Nightmares II : Dive into the making of Little Nightmares II with this 56-page artbook full of sketches, artwork and design decision by the Tarsier Studios art team.
- Collectible SteelBook®
- Exclusive Little Nightmares II Stickers
- 3D Lenticular art (Exclusive BNEE Store item)
Digital items:
- Access to the Nomes’ secret room : Follow the Nomes to find this special in-game puzzle and unlock the Nomes’ hat as a reward upon completion.
- Game soundtrack
- Digital Artbook
- Digital Wallpapers and Avatars
About Little Nightmares 2
Little Nightmares 2 is the thrilling action story of Mono, a young boy trapped in a strange world disrupted by a transmission from a distant tower. Together with Six, the girl in the yellow raincoat, they set out to discover the grim secrets of Signal Tower. Together they try to escape from the monstrous inhabitants of this world who are trying to get them.
In Little Nightmares II you play with Mono, Six – the protagonist from the first game – is your computer-controlled companion. The relationship between the two will play a big part in the game’s story and new gameplay mechanics will be revealed if you have to work together to travel the world. Mono will now also be able to pick up and handle items from the environment – a new mechanic added to Little Nightmares II that creates new and more complex puzzles and makes encounters with enemies more challenging in the game. At times, Stealth will still be the best option for sneaking past enemies. Save yourself and your Six by thinking and switching quickly and unravel the mystery of the signal tower.
In addition to the new gameplay mechanics, players will also venture beyond The Maw (the setting of the first Little Nightmares game) by discovering new environments, including a dark wilderness with new enemies such as the sadistic Teacher.
