A new trailer has been released for the indie horror side-scroller Little Nightmares.

The trailer is called “The Nine Deaths of Six,” and features lots of quick glimpses of the young girl you play as making her way through this horrible world, named Six, including a few times she meets her unfortunate demise.

You can read much more about Little Nightmares and watch the new trailer below.

GAME INFO

LITTLE NIGHTMARES presents a grim shadow-filled adventure through an interactive storyline, outstanding sound design, and a unique art-style that is sure to deliver eerie chills and goosebumps. Players will discover that LITTLE NIGHTMARES blurs the lines between dreams and nightmares as they explore The Maw in an effort to escape its nightmarish confines.

CHILD’S PLAY

Reconnect with your inner child, and unleash your imagination to stay out of harm’s way. In this oversized world you must be smart, resourceful and ready for anything, for even the smallest doubt can lead to a fatal misstep.

GRIM UNIVERSE

Confront your childhood fears in this darkly whimsical tale of Six and The Maw. Trapped in this grim world with nothing but her wits and a lighter, Six must find light in the darkness and strength in her weakness if she is to survive.

THE DISTURBING DOLLHOUSE

Explore Six’s world, a disturbingly charming dollhouse that is both a prison and a playground. Part dream, part nightmare, every step through The Maw feels like a leap, and every shadow a vast darkness!

Little Nightmares is set to be released digitally on PC via Steam, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on April 28th. A special Six Edition will also be available for those who prefer physical copy of their games (me!), which comes in a themed cage box and includes a Six figurine, the game’s soundtrack, a sticker board, and a poster. You can pre-order that for Xbox One and PS4 now.

You can find another trailer and a gameplay demo right here if you missed it. Additional info on the game, characters, and more can be found at the official website.

Trailer

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