When they reach the top there is a crank that they must turn quickly, at the end of the turning the crank will resist but when the player turns it completely, the large drain from before will be unplugged (the crank is attached to the drain plug) and the acid starts draining out of the room. The liquid is acid so that the player must try again if they fall into the liquid and so that various platforms will start dissolving (therefore sinking) so the player must be fast to get to the next platform. The player must climb up cabinets, chests of drawers, onto (intact) pipes and shelves and keep going up while the acid level continues rising so the player must keep climbing up. Where the player is in a small room with a large plugged in drain in the centre of the floor and some cabinets to climb up, but a pipe at the back of the room bursts and acid starts pouring out of it and flooding the room. This last idea of mine isn't an entire level per se, but an idea I have for part of a level (not sure what kind of place it would fit) but there could be a 'rising liquid' segment. One idea is a toy factory, another is a power plant, and a third idea I've had for a level (though it's so different from all the other types of levels) is 'Six's Mindscape' where the player manages to put Six into a deep sleep and goes inside Six's mind and treats her mind (as in fixes it a little bit, but not entirely) The Hideaway answers one of your many questions about The Maw.Yeah. Most of Little Nightmares' story is up for interpretation since nothing in the game speaks out loud, and it ends up being a vague story. At the end of The Hideaway DLC, a huge story plot will be revealed to the player.

There's also a recurring boss you've seen before. In the DLC, you can find out their purpose and what the Nomes' ecosystem is like.

They will follow you around and ultimately help you get to the end of the game.

The Hideaway will reveal all, and you'll get to do co-op puzzles with the help of your little Nomes. It's an adorable co-op experience.Īfter finishing the Little Nightmares base game, you may be wondering what the Nomes are, how they don't get eaten, and where they hide. The soundtrack is upbeat and curious, matching the Nomes perfectly.

Instead of exploring the dark and gritty parts of The Maw, you get to find out more about the curious little creatures. This next Little Nightmares DLC continues the tale of the Runaway Kid but includes a fan favorite - the Nomes.

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