


The second time the Thin Man emerges from a television, he gives chase to Mono, advancing slowly toward him while the player performs platforming maneuvers as quickly as possible to evade him.He chases them (and will kill Mono if he catches them) until they trap him in an incinerator. Near the end of the Hospital, Six and Mono again are forced to make a noise, alerting the Doctor to their presence.At the climax of the School chapter, the Teacher forces her head into an air vent after the children and they have to run (and jump) for it until they escape the building.During chase sequences, the Hunter will kill Mono if he hesitates in the open too long or lets himself be caught up to.The Adjectival Man: The tall, creepy fedora-bearing fellow who controls - or possibly is controlled by - the Signal Tower is known as the Thin Man.While Mono is just as helpless as Six against the larger foes, he has the ability to wield Improvised Weapons against some of the smaller ones. Little Nightmares II will haunt your dreams again with the following tropes:

On your way, you will battle new villains such as the Hunter, a madman in the woods who hunts children and adults alike the Teacher, who runs her class like a dictatorship the Doctor, who performs twisted plastic surgeries on his patients and the Thin Man, who broadcasts the Transmission that has turned Pale City into a little nightmare. Together you must traverse the Pale City, a vast, monstrous, and incomprehensible metropolis distorted by the humming transmission of a distant signal tower, and confront what lurks within it. You play as Mono, a young barefoot boy wearing a brown paper bag over his head, joined by Six as an AI-controlled companion. The game takes you outside the horrors of the Maw and into the horrors of what's beyond it. It released for PC, PS, Xbox, Switch, and Stadia on February 11th, 2021. Little Nightmares II is the suspense adventure follow-up to Little Nightmares developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Bandai Namco.
