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Little Nightmares
For what it lacks in mechanical depth Little Nightmares makes up for in childlike anxiety, and whilst it might not immediately spring to mind if you were asked to list the best stealth games it’s very purpose – to command a child in evading the eyes of grown-up monstrosities – is stealth pure and simple. The yellow-coated Six has no combat ability so she must stay out of sight at all costs. Your approach as the player is one of shuffling patience, of observation and dread-inducing tiptoeing.
