Little Nightmares II is a PC horror puzzle game with a dark, whimsical art style, where you play as Mono (a small child) navigating creepy environments (a abandoned school, a twisted city) and solving puzzles to avoid giant, terrifying enemies (like the Teacher or the Thin Man). For PC players who’ve completed the game, what’s the scariest enemy or section—Was it being chased by the Teacher through the school’s hallways (with her long, stretching arms), hiding from the Thin Man (who can teleport and catch you in seconds if you’re not careful), or solving puzzles in the dark, claustrophobic attic filled with broken dolls? How did the game’s art style—cartoonish yet deeply unsettling—shape your experience? Did the contrast between Mono’s small size and the towering, grotesque enemies make you feel more vulnerable, or did the whimsical design soften the horror enough to keep you playing through tense moments? Additionally, Little Nightmares II’s story unfolds without dialogue, relying on environmental clues and character actions—Did you piece together the connection between Mono and Six (the companion from the first game) by the end, and did the ambiguous ending leave you satisfied or wanting more explanation? Finally, the game is relatively short (4-5 hours)—Did its brevity work in its favor, keeping the horror focused and avoiding repetition, or would you have liked more environments and puzzles to extend the experience?