We Look Through The System Requirements For Little Nightmares II And Discuss The Ideal PC Builds To Play It On
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Little Nightmares II is currently available on a raft of platforms including both the previous-gen and the latest-gen Xbox and PlayStation consoles, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia, and Windows PC. Both the minimum and recommended system requirements for the PC version can be found below, as provided by the publisher, although generally we advise assuming slightly more power is needed just to be on the safe side.
If you don’t know the specifications of your PC, take a gander at our guide on how to look up your PC specifications to check that your machine will be able to run the game or if you’ll need an upgrade. In addition, at the bottom of this page, we will also discuss options for PC builds that would be ideal to play the game on for both the highest and lowest settings.
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Little Nightmares II is the highly acclaimed sequel to the original suspense platform classic which has reinvented the platform genre. Set in a dark world that has been distorted by a sinister transmission, the player takes control of a boy called Mono who, together with Six, a girl in a yellow raincoat, must find a way out of this nightmare riddled dimension.
In order to run Little Nightmares II on the lowest settings at a 1080p resolution, you’ll need to pick something akin to one of our $500 or $600 self-build PCs. If, however, you desire to run the game on the higher resolutions and crank up the graphics as far as they will go then a $1,000 build or higher is recommended.
If the idea of constructing your own computer doesn’t appeal then a pre-build under $800 PCs should run Little Nightmares II on the lower settings at 1080p. For the higher resolutions and graphics settings however you’ll need a machine at least as powerful as this $1,000 pre-built PC.
