Becoming her own monstrous form, Mono has to face her and turn her back to normal. The second to last enemy in Little Nightmares 2 is Six, the girl in the raincoat herself. It’s no surprise that between his awful patients, his terrible face collection, and his own monstrous ways, the Doctor is a memorably terrifying enemy.
LITTLE NIGHTMARES 2 SIX MONSTER SERIES
One of the most chilling scenes in the Little Nightmares series is when you’re trapped under the floorboards and he’s grabbing for you. Crawling all over the ceiling and floor, the Doctor lunges and skitters after you throughout his creepy hospital. There’s something about crawling that just gets to people, and The Doctor relies on that creep factor. In the end, she doesn’t have the same frightening chase scenes as other monsters, though, so her terror level is all about being threatening and intense. The Lady is her scariest once she’s spent all game following you. While you travel through her lands, she’s a constantly looming figure in the background. She is an otherwise-beautiful looking woman hidden behind a mask. The Lady is a staple of the first game and the Depths of The Maw DLC. That’s one way to terrorize a player throughout the first third of a DLC. So, you just have to keep going and pray her arms don’t reach up and snatch you. Just like the water monster in Amnesia: The Dark Descent, you can’t really see where Granny is until she’s about to surface. For people who are really uncomfortable with the unknown, The Granny may drive you nuts. Wonderfully (or perhaps horrifically), she makes a big impact. 5) The GrannyĪs the only original major enemy in the Depths of the Maw DLC, The Granny has a lot to live up to. Also, it might give you flashbacks to your own watchful, judgmental childhood teachers. While she isn’t the scariest of monsters, her imposing form makes this part of the game highly uncomfortable. As you creep through the dark hallways of the school, be careful to avoid her watchful gaze. With her long neck peering around every corner, this is a terrible nightmare of a teacher. They are also a prelude to one of the scariest scenes in the first game, where you have to walk through the starving residents and avoid getting swallowed whole.
Bounding toward you whenever you make a noise or end up in their line of sight, the Twin Chefs are always ready to gobble you up. 7) Twin ChefsĮach monster in Little Nightmares has a specialty, and for the Twin Chefs, it’s the disquieting squeal they make and the implication of their work. In short, he teaches you to be careful of each monster’s little, scary tricks. As the first baddie you meet in the first Little Nightmares, he’s a great tone-setter for the rest of the game. However, other than getting used to his arms’ length, he’s a pretty tame enemy. Sit too close to the edge of a vent and he’ll drag you back out and end you. His extended reach is the spookiest part because it makes hiding extra precarious. When thinking of the scariest arms in Little Nightmares, The Janitor wins.
Just keep carefully trekking through the woods and you should be able to survive him without getting too spooked. While his shotgun and creepy stalking are no fun (nor is his love for taxidermy), he’s otherwise a fairly normal enemy. When you start playing Little Nightmares 2, The Hunter is the first enemy you encounter. Related: Little Nightmares II’s secret ending explained 9) The Hunter From the first game to its sequel and DLC, let’s rank the scariest major enemies chasing you down in Little Nightmares.ĭisclaimer: this list does not include the comics or the iOS Very Little Nightmares game. These giant, skulking monstrosities set the tone for the story, putting your character in constant danger. One of the best parts of these games is their monsters. As a tense, terrifying thriller of a series, the Little Nightmares games are beloved by all horror-lovers.
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