Second article on the retrospective of our interviews at Gamescom. This time we were able to talk with Lucas Roussel (Producer) and Dave Mervik (Director of Narration) working on Little Nightmares II in Tarsier Studios.
For those who do not know the second title of the series, this leads us to follow the dark adventures of Mono whose head is strangely covered with a paper bag (is he the hidden brother of Sinok ?), accompanied by Six, the heroine of the first opus. Regarding gameplay, the game is a clever mix of platform game and reflection. To learn more you will have to dive yourself into the adventure, or wait for the arrival of the video review of Arthur which will soon surface... As soon as your servant has finished editing the video in question.
If you want to know more about the project's origins, and get some information about its development, I invite you to watch the interview below in video, shot in 2019 at the latest Gamescom.
An improved edition appears!
And it is by the greatest of chance that we learn of the arrival of an improved version of Little Nightmares II for the PS5, Xbox Series S | X and PC. Strangely Stadia is not concerned... Stadia you said Stadia ?
What's new? Added scratch-tracing, improved shadows, new audio mixing, and for consoles two graphical modes, one targeting the 60fps, the other in 30fps but with the addition of scratchtracing and therefore an improved image quality.
The update is completely free and is already available.
All information is available at source via this link
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