Little Nightmares III lands on Nintendo Switch 2 as the next entry in Bandai Namco's eerie puzzle-platformer line-up, competing with other story-led horror adventures that lean on atmosphere rather than jump scares. If you've played the earlier Little Nightmares games, expect the same unsettling, miniature-world vibe, creeping through hostile spaces, solving environmental puzzles, and relying on timing over combat.

Physical cart or key card: does it matter?

The listing chatter suggests this could be a "game key card" release rather than a traditional cartridge. That usually means you get a physical card in the box, but the game itself is downloaded to the console, so you'll need internet access and enough storage. It can also affect sharing and resale compared with a full cart, so it's worth checking the product page details before ordering.

• Platform: Nintendo Switch 2, check compatibility if you're still on the original Switch.
• Format: confirm cartridge vs key card/digital download requirement.