Derren Brown is here to talk to us about dreams. No, not that PlayStation 4 game you've all already forgotten about ā actual dreams you have whilst asleep. The illusionist turned marketing man features in a new trailer for next week's Little Nightmares II, which is a pretty darn good fit if we do say so ourselves. He's here to explain what happens to our brains once we fall asleep in between gameplay clips of a title we're quietly looking forward to getting our hands on from 11th February 2021.
And, well, it all looks pretty creepy. That sequence in the school with the teacher's head slithering around like a snake looks the most impressive, but let's see what the full game has in store for us first. Don't forget that if you want a taster of the bumps and scares Tarsier Studios has in store for us, a demo is still available on the PlayStation Store. The game will launch on PS4 next week, with a full PlayStation 5 version planned for later this year.
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Derren Brown looks like a really low budget Hitman adaptation.
After watching this video, I feel compelled to buy the game!
What clever marketing, actually hypnotise your audience to make the purchase, genius!!
I've been to see him live years ago, like 2010, when 10,000 folk could be in the same place at the same time, incredibly compelling! Either half the crowd were plants or a significant percentage of the population are susceptible to straightforward psychological manipulation. Wonder which one it is.........
I really enjoyed the first one. There are parts of it that I will never forget. This looks to be a little darker in tone, which Iām all for.
If you show this too young kids they will have a bad night.
Not sure who Derren Brown is but this reminds me I should probably go ahead and pre-order.
That's creepy, can't wait for the game. I like the first one and this seems even better
Are you mental? I'm not stupid enough to watch a video where Darren Brown talks directly to me. Who knows what I'd end up doing after.
@zupertramp he's a low quality mentalist that performs tricks where he makes people think things. You know, something that's indistinguishable from paying them to simply say that a trick happened at all.
Used to be this really rubbish magician year's ago called Darren brown. I thought it was the same person lolol!!
@R1spam definitely the second one.
People are too quick to think of foul play when something is unclear, but there's almost always an explanation that we couldn't consider beforehand cause we didn't have the information needed.
That's why a trick is so lame when you know how it works.
The human psyche is incredibly fascinating for how complex it is, and how easily it messes with itself in order not to give away its unconscious processes to its conscious side.
This is why people come up with the most absurd explanations for things they don't understand.
@clvr oh I know its the second one and if we weren't sure, the last couple of years have surely taught us that a fair chunk of the population are, if not susceptible to psychological manipulation, pretty thick!
I completed the first one a few days ago really enjoyed it but didn't get the plot at all
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