Yes, teach is the next step. I'm still on the lookout for Momo's headwear, and I'm sad to report that she, too, lacks a plethora of facial controls. I'm guessing the LN team chose to be more careful this time around, considering the majority of the rigs from LN1 had face bones, whether or not they were coupled to the mesh.
The obnoxious, immature music that plays on the television in Roger's lair in the previous game returns in this one, first in the School, where a bunch of Bullies can be heard playing it as a rope-skipping melody, and later as one of the broadcasts cycled through by the Pale City's TVs.
Contradictory Sequence Protagonist: Unlike Six, Mono is capable of carrying mallets, axes, sticks, and similar Improvised Weapons, providing him with a means of self-defense against lesser adversaries. He's also considerably more loud than Six, shouting as he falls and is heard to breathe and gasp, and is clad in a drab, camouflaging hue to contrast her brilliant yellow raincoat.
If you have the Nome DLC, you may get the Hat in the attic. [1.5] (does not count toward progress toward accomplishment) The nome will stroll by you after picking up the key and unlocking the drawer. Return to the chamber where you obtained the winch and the nome will assist you in ascending to the location of the next one (optional hat). Additionally, you may access it by leaping onto the mirror and mirror drawer. However, without the DLC, you will be unable to interact with the drawer. ERROR: Occasionally, even if you have the dlc, you will be unable to get the nome hat. The event just does not begin. Not to fear, you are not alone; it occurred to me as well, which is why I am unable to post the hat screenshots at the moment.
Easy Allies gave the game an 8.5/10, stating, "Little Nightmares II puts you on another terrifying trip through a brilliantly rendered universe, and the sensation of peril and despair is as chilling as ever."
Game Informer praised the game, awarding it a 9.25/10, writing: "This superb sequel builds on its predecessor with emotive gut punches and unsettling graphics that remain with you."
