Little Nightmares 3 developer Supermassive Games has explained the lack of couch co-op in the upcoming horror sequel, explaining the decision boils down to preserving the game’s “atmosphere and immersion” despite the fact the feature was “the most requested feature from fans.”Speaking with GamesRadar, Coralie Feniello, producer at Bandai Namco Games, commented:Co-op was the most requested feature from our fans, so it was really important for us to give them that. I do think that it will add a layer to the game as well, by letting you experience it with a friend. But at the same time, we really want the player to experience it as they want. So that’s why we kept single player, so if you don’t play online co-op you would be able to play with AI with you.Related Content – Sony PS5 Complete Guide – Everything Explained About PlayStation 5 For New Owners In 2023Meanwhile, Game Director Wayne Garland commented:We’ve been asked questions about online versus couch co-op. Couch is something that we considered, but again, when you come back to the atmosphere and the immersion that we’re trying to elicit through Little Nightmares, I think it was important for us that we stuck to our online co-op only rather than traditional more party aspects.Little Nightmares 3 is scheduled for release in 2024 for PS5, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One.[Source – GamesRadar via Eurogamer]
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