The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Reviews

some people dislike the ending, but i really like it.

I won't spoil any details BUT the main character dieS at the end.

I liked it, I played it coop with a friend and it was pretty decent, but I could not see myself playing this solo. Tbh though, get it on a discount, it's only about 4 hours long in coop.

Story is so bad. all characters are boring Don't bothers.

шедевр 10/10 але є багато но.... 1. Багато багів які не просто ламають твоє враження від гри але ще і не дають пройти гру на хорошу кінцівку не даючи прожати кнопку в відповідний таймінг. Це досить жирний мінус. 2. Кінцівки у гри хороші але є певні моменти в грі які не дають тобі отримати ту кінцівку яку ти хочеш , гра тебе ставить перед фактом що якщо ти почав погано то про ідеально хорошу кінцівку можеш забути як для мене це мінус але не критично важливий. 3. І мабуть на мою думку найжахливіший момент в грі це Quick Time Events (QTE) моменти. От реально на початку гра дає тобі багато шансів врятувати твоїх персонажів але далі усе буквально залежить від кожної вчасно натиснутої кнопки. І в цілому це правильно в грі має бути якесь ускладнення але в самій грі ці моменти виглядають досить дивно і не логічно оскільки я зустрічався з таким моментом коли я натиснув кнопку вчасно але мій друг ні і я по-суті втратив свого персонажа через повільну реакцію свого друга це не правильно. В грі не може усе залежати від однієї кнопки тим паче коли гру проходить не одна особа. masterpiece 10/10 but there are many buts.... 1. Many bugs that not only spoil your impression of the game, but also prevent you from reaching a good ending, preventing you from pressing the button at the right moment. This is a pretty big minus. 2. The endings in the game are good, but there are certain moments in the game that prevent you from getting the desired ending, the game puts you in front of the fact that if you started badly, you can forget about a perfectly good ending, in my opinion this is a minus, but not critical. 3. And, perhaps, in my opinion, the most terrible moment in the game is the Quick Time Events (QTE) moments. Well, indeed, at the beginning the game gives you many chances to save your characters, but then everything depends literally on every button pressed in time. And in general this is correct, there should be some complexity in the game, but in the game itself these moments look quite strange and illogical, because I have encountered such a moment when I pressed the button in time, and my friend did not, and I essentially lost my players due to the slow reaction of my friend, this is not right. In a game, everything cannot depend on one button, especially when more than one person is playing the game.

Although the story has its ups and downs, it maintains a stable, average level of tension. The in-game atmosphere is well portrayed, different storylines are nicely connected, and the ending is a complete plot twist. I recommend it.

I loved this game! My only complaint is it ended so soon. After just 5hrs of game play the game was over. I explored and took my time playing the game too. But, I will def. play again and look forward to try more Dark Picture games

Dark Pictures , Little Hope Really really good ! , but its brought down by some of the issues - mainly the ending , but i really enjoyed the game , its a good horror game with choice based actions. Overall a fun time!

Little Hope is one of those games that stays with you long after the credits roll, not just because of its eerie atmosphere and intense storytelling, but because of the sheer emotional weight it carries. This isn’t just a horror game—it’s a slow, creeping tragedy that digs its claws into your heart, and by the time it lets go, you’re left reeling. From the moment I stepped into the fog-shrouded town of Little Hope, I felt a growing sense of dread—not just from the supernatural horrors lurking in the shadows, but from something deeper, something far more unsettling. The game’s oppressive darkness isn’t just visual; it’s woven into the narrative itself, into the broken characters, the suffocating guilt, and the weight of past mistakes that refuse to be forgotten. Every choice felt heavy, every revelation cut a little deeper. But nothing could have prepared me for the ending. That final gut-punch, the realization of what was truly happening, shattered me. It wasn’t just a twist—it was heartbreak in its purest form. I sat there in silence, completely gutted, because suddenly, everything made sense in the most painful way imaginable. And Andrew… oh, Andrew. He didn’t deserve this. He didn’t deserve to carry that burden alone, to be trapped in a cycle of torment that no one could save him from. The way the game unravels his story, piece by devastating piece, made me feel such overwhelming sorrow for him. It’s rare for a game to make me feel this deeply for a character, but Little Hope did it effortlessly. This isn’t just a horror game—it’s a tragedy masquerading as one. And it ached, deeply.

I bought all three games as part of a sale. I would not purchase this game at full price. Still having issues with a painfully slow aiming crosshair. Mouse movement otherwise is fine. It's so bad that there is no way to save certain characters. Unless the developers get off their a**** and fix this, I would not purchase this.