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This is a complete walkthrough guide for Little Nightmares III. This guide compiles the latest information including step-by-step chapter walkthroughs, collectible locations, and useful tips to help you play more efficiently. Use this guide to help you on your journey. Guide Menu WalkthroughNecropolis (Early)Necropolis (Late)Candy Factory (Early)Candy Factory (Late)Carnevale (Early)Carnevale (Late)Institute (Early)Institute (Early)DLC Chapter「Secrets of The Spiral」Chapter 1Coming in Q2 2026Chapter 2Coming in Q4 2026CollectiblesDollNomeLady StatueGhostTipsControl Tips & TricksLow's Abilities & UsesAlone's Abilities & Uses

This guide summarizes every location in the Institute where you can find Ghosts, complete with images. so please make use of it during your playthrough. What happens when you find a Ghost? ← Ghost These are child spirits that can be found in the Institute. Simply shine your light on them until they vanish. If you find all 5, the Achievement “Institutionalized” will be unlocked. They do not affect story progression, but completionists aiming for 100% will need to find them. Ghost Locations First Half – 3 Ghosts Related guide → Institute (Early) Walkthrough 1/5Found by turning right immediately after entering the Institute. TL: Institute Entrance ↓ 2/5Found at the end of the hallway after neutralizing the plants and moving forward. 3/5Found in the room beyond the point where you ring the gong and drop down. TL: Hallway with the gong→ Second Half – 2 Ghosts Guide → Institute (Late) Walkthrough 4/5Found slightly to the left on the staircase floor after a short break in the route. TL: ↓ Ghost here 5/5Found behind the locked door.Pick up the key inside the wall hole at the end of the hallway. TL: ←Ghost this way Related Guides Here’s a collection of my other Little Nightmares III guides. Feel free to check out anything that catches your eye.

This guide summarizes every location in Carnevale where you can find and destroy Statues, complete with images. so please make use of it during your playthrough. What Happens When You Destroy Lady Statue? ← Lady Statue These porcelain-like figures can be found starting in the second half of Carnevale. You can destroy them by grabbing and throwing them, or by using the Bow or Wrench. Destroy all 10 to unlock the Achievement “Omnipresence”. They do not affect story progression, but completionists aiming for 100% will need to destroy every one of them. Related guide → Carnevale (Late) Walkthrough Statue Locations 1/10Before you climb the net and use the zipline, head in the opposite direction to find it. TL:Statue this wayclimb up the net → 2/10It's in the back right corner of the plaza where two enemy dolls are watching. TL: Statue here ↓ 3/10After riding down the zipline, go outside from the left side of the room to find it. TL:← Statue this wayPull the shoe to use it as a foothold and climb up 4/103/10 is followed immediately by this one, which is in front of the ticket booth counter. Getting too close will turn you to stone, so destroy it with the bow or by throwing a ball. TL: Getting too close will turn you to stone → 5/10It's located just past the well and the queue. 6/10After the minecart event, it's placed underneath the stairs. 7/10After exiting the elevator, go straight to the right to find it in the next room. TL: ...

This guide summarizes every location in Carnevale where you can find and hug Nomes, complete with images. so please make use of it during your playthrough. What Happens When You Hug a Nome? ← Nome They are small white fairy-like creatures that appear only in the first half of Carnevale. You can hug them using the grab button, and if you collect all 6, you will unlock the Achievement “Home Sweet Nome”. They do not affect game progression, but you’ll need to find them if you are aiming for 100% completion. Related guide → Carnevale (Early) Walkthrough Nome Hug Locations 1/6When you flip the wall switch with the wrench, a Nome will appear carrying a fuse in this room. TL:Turn it ON with the wrench→Nome will bring you a fuse↑ 2/6Outside, just after taking the first elevator in Carnevale.You can find it behind the ladder. 3/6After you clear the control-button puzzle and return, you can find it in the outdoor plaza. TL:Pull the lever down→The Nome↑ 4/6After climbing the chain, enter the room on the far right where a Doll is placed, and pull out the drawer to make a Nome run away.Head along the main route to the next room and you’ll find it collapsed and ready for a hug. TL:←Main routeDoll room→ TL:↓The Nome appears TL: Back on the main route, right afterward 5/6In the piano room, if you walk across the keys ①, a Nome will jump out of the hidden door ②–③ but quickly collapses. TL:↓①Walk on the keys②Hidden door opens→③The ...

This guide shows every location where you can pick up Dolls in each chapter, complete with images. I also explain the benefits of collecting Dolls and what to do if you miss any along the way, so please make use of it during your playthrough. What Happens When You Collect Dolls? You’ll unlock an achievement for collecting all the Dolls in each chapter. Gathering every Doll across all chapters unlocks the achievement “Loose Threads.” Collecting them doesn’t affect story progression, but if you’re aiming for 100% completion, there’s no avoiding it. How Many Dolls Are in Each Chapter? You can check the number of Dolls from the Chapter Select screen in the main menu. TL: You can check the number here How to Make Dolls Easier to Spot They can be surprisingly easy to overlook when placed plainly in the environment, so if that’s the case, Settings → Accessibility → Highlight Items will make collectibles stand out more clearly. However, keep in mind that enabling Highlight Actionable Objects in the same Accessibility menu will also highlight gimmicks, which may make the game feel easier than intended. If you want a pure, self-driven playthrough, consider leaving it off. Efficient Ways to Collect Missed Dolls The smoothest method is to collect everything in a single run—but if that were easy, you wouldn’t be here… The real concern is whether missing a few Dolls at the end of a chapter forces you to start from scratch, right? No worries! Achievement progress seems to be tied to the game ...

I’ll explain what Alone, the character you control, is capable of doing. This guide introduces Alone’s main roles in the game, so if you’re unsure whether to choose Low or Alone, feel free to use this as a reference. so please make use of it during your playthrough. For Low’s explanation, click here. Alone Can Use a Spanner Alone can use a spanner to break walls, operate mechanical devices, or strike enemies at close range. He is essentially a close-range action type. It’s not just about swinging the spanner. He needs to hit walls multiple times, insert the spanner to operate machines, and continue performing additional actions afterward. If you enjoy slightly busy gameplay, you may find this character quite appealing. How to Use the Spanner Once the spanner is equipped, most platforms allow you to attack using the right trigger button on the controller. You can also equip the spanner, grab a mechanical device, and perform the required actions according to the prompt. While the spanner is equipped, jumping and grabbing are disabled, so unequip it first if you need to perform those actions. You can check basic controls through the menu settings or via this article. Which Character Should You Choose? You won’t have any issues clearing the game with either character. Alone specializes in close-range combat, while Low specializes in long-range combat. Ultimately, pick whichever playstyle you prefer. However, it seems you can’t change characters mid-progress, so choose carefully. (You can switch when selecting a chapter.) Certain achievements unlock based on each ...

I’ll explain what Low, the character you control, is capable of doing. This guide introduces Low’s main roles in the game, so if you’re unsure whether to choose Low or Alone, feel free to use this as a reference. so please make use of it during your playthrough. For Alone’s explanation, click here. Low Can Use a Bow Low can interact with mechanisms that are out of reach by shooting them with the bow. He can activate switches, cut worn ropes, and attack enemies from afar, making him a character specialized in long-range actions. How to Use the Bow Once equipped, you can fire arrows with the right trigger button on most controllers. When a valid target is within range, your controller will vibrate. This indicates Low has detected something—whether it's a mechanism or an enemy. If the controller is vibrating, shooting will hit something. That said, sometimes you’ll just end up shooting a crow or a random pot nearby. Also note that when the bow is equipped, Low can’t jump or grab, so unequip it if you need to perform those actions. You can review basic controls through the settings menu or in this article. Which Character Should You Choose? You won’t have any issues clearing the game with either character. Low specializes in long-range combat, while Alone specializes in close-range combat. Ultimately, pick whichever playstyle you prefer. However, it seems you can’t change characters mid-progress, so choose carefully. (You can switch when selecting a chapter.) Certain achievements unlock based on each character’s accumulated ...

I will explain gameplay mechanics and control techniques that the game barely touches on. I’ll introduce basic controls you’ll want to know beforehand, along with situational techniques that become useful in critical moments, so please make use of them during your playthrough. Basic Controls You Should Keep in Mind Personally, the button layout was so unfamiliar to me that it took nearly an hour to get used to it. Let’s go over the fundamental actions aside from movement. ActionSwitchPSXboxRunY□XCall PartnerX△YJump/ThrowB×AEquip Bow/WrenchA○BEquip UmbrellaRSR3RSGrab/Use Bow or WrenchR/ZRR1/R2RB/RTCrouch/SlideL/ZLL1/L2LB/LT About Calling Your Partner This becomes especially important when playing solo. There are machines and devices that only your partner can interact with, so you’ll need to call them over when required. They may sometimes operate gimmicks on their own if you move nearby, but calling them yourself makes progression much smoother. In sections with time limits or where you need to hurry, calling your partner can be essential to overcoming traps or gimmicks, so keep it in mind. It can also be used, though rarely, to lure enemies toward you. About Grabbing The word means exactly what it sounds like, but here’s a quick explanation. The comments on the right show how important each situation is. ・Pick up objects on the ground ← straightforward ・Grab doors or movable objects ← understandable ・Grab ladders to climb ← makes sense once you get used to it ・Grab ledges you can’t reach with a normal jump ← extremely important ・Hold hands with your partner and run together ← used when you must ...

Walkthrough for Chapter 4 “Institute” – Late. This guide is written from a single-player perspective, but the mechanics of each floor, collectibles such as Dolls, and combat details are explained with images so co-op players can benefit as well. Use this guide to help you on your journey. ←PREVInstitute (Early) Things to Know Collect 5 Dolls to Unlock an Achievement There are a total of 5 Dolls hidden throughout the Institute. Collecting all of them will unlock the trophy for the achievement “Filed Away”. In this second-half walkthrough, you can pick up two of them at points ⑤⑥. Try grabbing them as you go. (You can find three in the first half.) Discover 5 Ghosts to Unlock an Achievement ← Ghost There are a total of 6 Ghosts hidden throughout the Institute. Discovering all of them—by shining your light on each until they vanish—will unlock the trophy “Institutionalized”. In this second-half walkthrough, you can discover two of them at points ②⑦. Try seeking them out as you progress. (You can find three in the first half.) Institute (Late) Walkthrough ①When the arm reaches out, pull off the boards and run.In the next room, hide under the center table for a while. Once the hand stops moving, crouch and move over to the right side to pull the lever.Another chase will start, so keep running without getting caught. TL: Run after prying off the board → TL:Wait here for a moment ↓Crouch and move, then pull the lever → ②（Ghost Point）After the chase, keep going until ...

Walkthrough for Chapter 4 “Institute” – Early. This guide is written from a single-player perspective, but the mechanics of each floor, collectibles such as Dolls, and combat details are explained with images so co-op players can benefit as well. Use this guide to help you on your journey. ←PREVCarnevale (Late)NEXT→Institute（Late） Things to Know Collect 5 Dolls to Unlock an Achievement There are a total of 5 Dolls hidden throughout the Institute. Collecting all of them will unlock the trophy for the achievement “Filed Away”. In the walkthrough below, you can obtain 3 of them at points ②, ⑥, and ⑦, so be sure to collect them as you progress. (The remaining 2 can be found in the latter half of the chapter.) Discover 5 Ghosts to Unlock an Achievement ← Ghost There are a total of 6 Ghosts hidden throughout the Institute. Discovering all of them—by shining your light on each until they vanish—will unlock the trophy “Institutionalized”. In the walkthrough below, you can encounter 3 of them at points ①, ④, and ⑤, so keep an eye out. (The remaining 2 can be found in the latter half of the chapter.) Institute (Early) Walkthrough ① (Ghost Point)Enter the Institute through the hole in the wall.Before doing so, move toward the right edge and discover the Ghost. TL: Institute Entrance ↓ ② (Doll Point)Before peeling away the boards and moving on, head in the opposite direction to find a room where you can pick up a Doll. TL:← Doll this wayPry off the boards and ...