Little Nightmares 3 Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

Little Nightmares III is a horror-puzzle adventure that can be played with a partner. It comes in two editions, and the extra chapters that follow the main story are sold as separate add-ons, so the total depends on how much of that content you want.

The prices here are list prices from Steam and the PlayStation Store in the US. Both stores run frequent sales, and prices can differ by platform and region. Check the store you plan to buy from for the number you will actually pay.

Both Steam and the PlayStation Store sell a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition, and the list prices match across the two stores.

The Deluxe Edition bundles the base game with the Secrets of the Spiral Expansion Pass and a costume pack, according to the PlayStation Store listing. Steam also lists a free trial with a Friend's Pass for the game, which is separate from the paid editions.

The answer depends on whether you want the add-on chapters. The expansion pass is sold on its own on the PlayStation Store, so you can compare the Deluxe Edition against buying the Standard Edition and adding the pass later.

If you do not want the extra chapters or the costumes, the Standard Edition covers the main game. If you expect to play the add-ons, check the price of the Deluxe Edition against the Standard Edition plus the expansion pass before you buy.

The PlayStation Store lists the add-on content separately.

The Secrets of the Spiral Expansion Pass is the larger purchase. The Shores is an individual episode sold on its own. Read the description on the listing to see what the pass includes before you buy anything twice.

The PS4 and PS5 versions are sold together on the PlayStation Store. The store listing says that owning the PS4 version entitles you to the digital PS5 version of the same edition, so you do not need to pay twice to play on a newer console.

On PC, Steam is the main storefront. Prices can differ between platforms and regions, so check the store for your own account. Online play on PlayStation needs a PlayStation Plus subscription, according to the store listing, which is a separate cost from the game itself.

• Edition: Standard and Deluxe differ by the expansion pass and costume pack.
• Platform: Steam and PlayStation list the same edition prices, but sales can differ.
• Sales: Both stores discount the game from time to time. This page lists regular prices.
• Add-ons: Episodes and passes are extra on top of the base game.

Figures on this page come from Steam and PlayStation Store.

Little Nightmares III is built for two-player play, and the store listings say it supports online co-op. Steam and the PlayStation Store list a free trial that works as a Friend's Pass, which lets a second player join when one of you owns the full game. That matters for the price: in many cases only one copy is needed to play together, so you may not need to buy two.

Check the listing for how the Friend's Pass works on your platform, because the details can differ between Steam and PlayStation. On PlayStation, online play also needs a PlayStation Plus subscription.

Confirm how you plan to play together before you buy, since the store listing states the online player count and platform support.