Though its official name hasn’t been announced, the developer confirmed a worldwide reveal at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 20th. The last major teaser was showcased in February 2021, featuring a quick montage of images like a mysterious run-down building, a car on the road and some terrifying monster.

That monster could be the “they” that the teaser hints at but we’ll need to wait and see. We know that the title is a new IP, with Tarsier Studios no longer working on future instalments in the Little Nightmares series after being acquired by the Embracer Group. Supermassive Games is working on Little Nightmares 3, launching in 2025, alongside The Casting of Frank Stone, which releases on September 3rd.

It’s also seemingly revealing The Dark Pictures Anthology: Directive 8020, the first title in the second season of its horror series, at Gamescom later this month. Stay tuned for updates in the meantime.