Little Nightmares creators Tarsier Studios hint at a new horrifying project with a cryptic teaser shown at Gamescom, revealing more on August 20th.


Tarsier Studios Teases New Terrifying Game at Gamescom

Tarsier Studios, the brains behind the critically acclaimed Little Nightmares series, is gearing up to unveil their next project, and it promises to deliver a spine-chilling experience. A noticeable buzz filled the air during a recent THQ Nordic livestream where a brief teaser trailer left viewers both intrigued and unsettled. This pivotal reveal is scheduled for Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 20th, a date eagerly marked by horror game enthusiasts across the globe.

The teaser itself was a masterclass in minimalist horror. The scene opened ominously with a pig entering the frame in a somber, dimly-lit setting. As the animal shuffles forward, a disturbing sight unfolds as its intestines slowly begin to spill out. This grotesque imagery immediately sets a macabre tone. The climax of the trailer features the pig turning towards the camera to deliver a chilling message: “They’re coming.” This cryptic warning hints at potential terror looming on the horizon, sparking rampant speculation and theories amongst the gaming community.

Beyond the horrifying visuals and the stark teaser, THQ Nordic’s press release described the project as “an entirely new vision, unlike anything you’ve seen before.” This statement raises expectations and curiosity about how Tarsier Studios might be evolving its narrative and aesthetic approach following the success of the Little Nightmares series. Fans of the studio are hoping for another immersive experience that blends innovative gameplay with a compelling, dark storyline.

The influence of Little Nightmares is evident in the teaser’s style and execution, though THQ Nordic emphasizes that this new project ventures into uncharted territory. Despite the similarities, there is an air of fresh creativity waiting to be uncovered, which could suggest a departure or an expansion from the themes traditionally explored in Tarsier’s previous works.

Here is the teaser trailer that has everyone talking: