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Reanimal: Deluxe Edition

Reanimal: Deluxe Edition

|Sweden, Austria|Adventure

8.0 /10

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Reanimal is a cooperative horror adventure game created by the team behind Little Nightmares and Little Nightmares II. The story follows a brother and sister as they search for their missing friends on an isolated island. Players explore both land and water areas, solving problems together and navigating hostile environments while uncovering the island’s underlying mystery. The Deluxe Edition includes the base game and a Season Pass.

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Leans into Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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IGNWill Borger · 14 Feb, 2026
9/10

Reanimal is a horror story, a journey through hell made up of the simple, elegant gameplay that Tarsier has honed to a feather's edge over the last decade.

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GameSpot11 Feb, 2026
8/10

The imagery and implications linger in my mind much like the siblings' nightmares. While Reanimal is certainly unsettling, it's also quite beautiful. It shines a light on the importance of companionship--while you may face moments of uncertainty, and unsafety, you're not alone. And that's invaluable.

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EurogamerMatt Wales · 11 Feb, 2026
8/10

Tarsier returns to horror with a rich, meaningful evolution of its familiar Little Nightmares formula. And while it could perhaps be a little more radical, Reanimal remains utterly compelling; bleak, nasty, and full of menace.

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PC GamerShaun Prescott · 11 Feb, 2026
7.4/10

Reanimal doesn't meaningfully develop Tarsier's approach to gameplay in the Little Nightmares games, but it's a grim sight to behold, and a worthwhile horror adventure.

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GamesRadar+Leon Hurley · 11 Feb, 2026
7/10

Playing Reanimal feels like flicking through playable concept art

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Game InformerWesley LeBlanc · 11 Feb, 2026
8.3/10

But it is thought-provoking and stimulating, and if you can stomach combat suicide, animal harm, and more – all proxies for the effects of war on the people who wage it and the victims of that destruction – Tarsier has created something worth wrestling with.

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Guardian11 Feb, 2026
6/10

Childhood terrors come to wretched life in a grim fairytale of a puzzle-platformer that's as beautifully macabre as it is hard to put down

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Destructoid18 Feb, 2026
8/10

REANIMAL is an incredibly short experience, but it's worth every tense minute in solo or co-op play. If you've got four hours and a friend to play with, you should check it out and get lost in the terror.

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Push SquareLiam Croft · 11 Feb, 2026
8/10

By improving upon its work from the Little Nightmares series, Tarsier Studios has crafted its greatest horror game yet. Reanimal is an impressive, smooth mix of action, platforming, and top-of-the-line presentation. It's a very gripping and intense experience, both in solo play and co-op.

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Nintendo LifeNile Bowie · 11 Feb, 2026
9/10

With Reanimal, Tarsier Studios delivers its darkest, boldest work yet. Expanding on the Little Nightmares formula with non-linear exploration, striking audiovisual design, and bombastic set pieces, this is an imaginative horror experience that confidently delivers its vision while offering accessible co-op play that fans of the developer have long clamoured for.

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