The first issue of Little Nightmares has captured the feel of the game pretty perfectly and captured my interest at the same time. It reaches out from the shadows with its own character, twisted and surreal, and while I found it a little hard to follow at times, the combination of unsettling style and substance has me looking forward to the next issue.

Little Nightmares #2 is another disconcerting view into the world of The Maw, and while I'm still finding it a little difficult to follow its path through the darkness at times, I'm enjoying the exploration of all of the little nightmares that make up such a bleak world.

The Evil Within 2 #1 is a solid first issue that begins to build a bridge between what has happened and what is yet to come. If you're beginning to get hyped for The Evil Within 2, releasing on the 13th October, I'd recommend checking it out. In the meantime, I have a game to complete...

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the twists and turns of The Evil Within issue two, and am feeling ever-more excited to see how everything plays out in The Evil Within 2. As much as I'd love to promise a review of the game soon, and I really, really would, I'm still yet to finish the first game, which I shamefully confessed in the first comic review. Though, Beacon Mental Hospital is calling out to me louder than ever, so I may have to catch up or risk losing my mind.