Little Nightmares' publishe✱r is "continuing to work on what's next" for the series.

Earlier today on April 28, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Bandai Namco and Tarsier Studios celebrated the sixth anniversary (if you can beli๊eve it) of the original Little Nightmares. Whilst also celebrating an astounding 12 million sales for the series at large, Bandai Namco slipped in a little teaser about what they're up to.

"Seeing the community growing over the years has been a blessꦬing," said Lucas Roussel, executive producer of Little Nightmares, in a press release. "When we started Little Nightmares, we thought that we really had something special, but we are still amazed every day by our fans’ commitment to the franchise. We can’t thank them enough for their dedication and we a🏅re continuing to work on what’s next for the franchise."

You don't need to analyze this statement too hard to figure out the really intriguing part. "We are continuing to work 🥂on what's next for the franchise" is all but confirmation that a new Little Nightmares-related project, whether that be a game or something else, is in the♈ works at Bandai Namco.

It's important to remember that developer Tarsier Studios' parent company hinted at thꩲe 🅺studio being done with Little Nightmares back in 2021, insisting they were focused on creating new IPs. ꦚBandai Namco apparently owns the rights to the horror series though, which would mean they can work on Little Nightmares without Tarsier's involvement.

Speaking of Tarsier, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:🐟the developer shared a look at its new game last month, but confirmed that it definit𓂃ely wasn't a new Little Nightmares game. The studio said it was part of a new IP, so while it's sad that Tarsier is putting the excellent series to res♚t, we know the developer is cooking up something new that's suitably creepy.

If you're thinking of giving Tarsier's sequel a go, read our glowing 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Little Nightmares 2 review to find out why we deemed it a horror standout.