The third and final downloadable content for Little Nightmares part of its “Secrets of the Maw” expansion pass, “The Residence,” is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, Bandai Namco announced.
The Residence marks the end to the adventures of flop-haired protagonist The Runaway Kid, whose journey began in Little Nightmares’ original DLC episode, The Depths. The Runaway Kid’s grim tale continued through the bowels of the horrifying ocean-bound vessel The Maw in The Hideaway, and concludes with a visit to the home of The Lady – who you might remember from Little Nightmares’ main story.
“Armed only with his flashlight”, says publisher Bandai Namco, “The Kid will have to repel the nightmarish illusions and dodge the traps set in the twisted library. As he goes to meet his fate, The Kid will shed light on the darkest secrets of The Maw…”
The Residence is available now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, and should cost around £3 for the single episode, depending on your platform of choice. Alternatively, it’s available alongside the earlier two DLC story episodes as part of the Little Nightmares Secrets of The Maw Expansion Pass, which costs £7.99.
However, PS4 owners might like to know that both the main game and expansion pass are currently around half price on the PlayStation Store, and will set you back £7.99 and £3.99 respectively. There’s also a Complete Edition discounted to £11.99.
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The developers at Tarsier Studios contributed to the FAQ, and reassured players that there were plenty of achievement for them to take home if they earned them. “We have asked the watchers who keep track of such things to take extra care to record all of your deeds within the Residence,” the devs wrote. “Even those you accomplish in secret.”
They also introduced the Shadow Kids, whose stories are as terrifying as they are somber. “Just like all children, they’re forever being left behind; and just like all shadows, they’re difficult to escape.”
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