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Little Nightmares 3release has been delayed into 2025. The game was originally planned for a 2024 launch, but it seems fans ofLittle Nightmares 3will now have to wait a little bit longer.
Fans of the unique horror series have been excited about returning to the world of Nowhere inLittle Nightmaressince the announcement ofLittle Nightmares 3at Gamescom last year. The reveal trailer offered insights into what to expect from the upcoming co-op horror experience, as well as offering 2024 as a release date for the title. Much to the dismay of fans, this release date has been pushed back.
The official Twitter account forLittle Nightmares 3released a statement earlier today sharing that the game will be delayed into 2025, expressing that while Supermassive Games and Bandai Namco Europe are excited to deliver the title, they want to ensure the game is of an acceptable quality before doing so. They know that the game is part of an important franchise to a lot of people, and want to make surethey getLittle Nightmares 3rightbefore releasing it to the public.
Little Nightmares 3 Has Been Delayed Into 2025
TheLittle Nightmaresgames were originally developed by Tarsier Studios, but after the launch ofLittle Nightmares 2, Tarsier Studios confirmed that it wouldno longer be working on theLittle Nightmaresseries. Since then, Supermassive Games has taken over as the sole developer, leaving many curious about the future of the franchise.
It can be said that it’s better to delay a game to deliver a better product, and this is a mantra that most seem to agree with, as fans offer their support to the developers for their decision to ensure it can deliver the best version ofLittle Nightmares 3that it can. The statement is closed off with a confirmation that more information regardingLittle Nightmares 3will be revealed later in the summer, ensuring that fans of the series are not going to be left completely in the dark about the future of the game.Supermassive Games is no newbie when it comes to horror games, and its success with cinematic horror titles such asThe Quarry,Until Dawn, andThe Dark Pictures Anthologybodes well forLittle Nightmares.
