Little Nightmares is expanding its horizons with the announcement of its inaugural VR title, Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes. This marks a significant development for the beloved franchise, which has already seen success over the past eight years. Alongside this VR project, fans can also look forward to Little Nightmares 3, a game that has been highly anticipated since its reveal.
Despite some concerns following the Embracer Group’s acquisition of Tarsier Studios in 2019, the series has regained momentum. With the confirmation of Little Nightmares 3 being developed by Supermassive Games, the franchise is set to rejuvenate itself with two new protagonists. However, the addition of a new studio isn’t the only exciting change; the introduction of a VR component is particularly noteworthy.
During the recent Little Nightmares Showcase Event, Bandai Namco unveiled the teaser for Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes. The brief glimpse revealed a haunting atmosphere, with the camera panning toward a cave-like door where a music box plays eerily until it disappears with a frightful noise. While details remain sparse, the cryptic video description invites players to ponder, “Every step echoes closer… does this tune sound familiar, little ones?”
Beyond VR announcements, the event revealed the release date for Little Nightmares 3 and a remastered version of the original game, both set to launch on October 10, 2025.
Pre-orders for various editions of the sequel have begun, generating excitement among fans. The showcase also highlighted various media tie-ins, including the Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere comic, The Sounds of Little Nightmares audio series, and an untitled stop-motion project. These expansions into different formats emphasize the franchise’s versatility.
As fans await Little Nightmares 3, they may also explore other horror titles, like The Midnight Walk or Reanimal, which share its chilling aesthetic.