The November Update for Little Nightmares III brings significant enhancements that improve performance stability and gameplay flow across all platforms. Players should experience smoother puzzle progression, better enemy behavior, and more reliable interactions whether playing solo or in online co-op. These refinements aim to create a more consistent journey through the Spiral, reducing interruptions.
Additionally, the update focuses on improving visual polish, audio stability, and interface design, resulting in a more cohesive and responsive experience. Achievement tracking has been fixed, and the menus, fonts, and language support now function with greater clarity. With these adjustments, the overall presentation is more polished and inviting for both returning and new players.
Full Patch Notes
Platform Performance and Stability
- Improved PC performance and compatibility with Intel XeSS 2.0
- Fixed stability issues on PlayStation hardware
Gameplay and Progression
- Improved AI Playpal behavior and stability
- Smoothed out puzzle flow and object interactions
- Resolved logic blockers
Enemies and Antagonists
- Fixed enemy pathing collision and animation issues during chase and stealth sequences
- Improved behavior of Mini Kin Kin Hypnotists hand and Supervisor
Multiplayer and Online
- Improved synchronization between host and client during animations and interactions
- Fixed co op progression issues and desyncs in puzzles and chase sequences
Audio and Visuals
- Polished animations camera transitions and end screen visuals
- Fixed sound and rendering issues across platforms
- Improved room transitions and overall audiovisual stability
Achievements and Trophies
- Fixed achievement unlocking conditions for accurate tracking
UI and UX
- Enhanced menus fonts and language support
- Fixed various display and input issues across platforms
- Enhanced overall interface clarity and responsiveness
Little Nightmares III was released on October 10, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2.
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