вЂњWeвЂ™ve been asked this before, with people saying that VR would be a really nice way for them to interact and see the world from another perspective. However, discussions have been held in regards to Virtual Reality in connection with the franchise.Д«ut even with this news, thereвЂ™s no guarantee we will ever see the grotesque monsters from Little Nightmares up close and personal.Дave вЂMervвЂ™ Mervik, Narrative Designer at Tarsier Studios pointed out that the team already had a VR project under their belt and when I mentioned the fan interest in such a port, he added: The bad news is that there are no current plans for Tarsier Studios or Bandai Namco to share today. So is there any chance we might see a Little Nightmares VR project announced for PSVR or Oculus Rift in the future? On the surface, such a jump doesnвЂ™t seem to fit with the fabric of Little Nightmares and its stealth and chase gameplay. The original game proved popular with side-scrolling fans back in 2017, and the sequel only adds to the pedigree. Horror games do seem like a perfect fit for the emerging VR platform, and it seems only right to ask in regards to Little Nightmares.

The idea for the question came from a comment left on a recent Little Nightmares 2 piece from a fan who thought it would make a brilliant crossover. This included the potential of the Little Nightmares universe being brought to life on Virtual Reality headsets. Little Nightmares 2 is a top sequel that will no doubt please fans of the first game who have been waiting patiently for its arrival.Д«ut with such a project now launching in 2021, and with new technologies and platforms becoming more mainstream, we took the chance to ask members of the Tarsier Studios and Bandai Namco development team their thoughts on what could be coming next.

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