Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Tarsier Studios have announced that the upcoming co-op horror adventure game REANIMAL will launch on February 13, 2026. It will cost $39.99. Pre-orders and a demo for the game on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam are available now. A Switch 2 version will be available at a later date. A trailer was also released showing co-op gameplay, several monsters, and more. In the game, “you play as a brother and sister who go through hell to rescue their missing friends.”
The game’s details:
The original creators of Little Nightmares and Little Nightmares II have returned to take you on a more terrifying journey than ever before. In this cooperative horror adventure game, you play as a brother and sister who go through hell to rescue their missing friends. Exploring by boat and on land, you must use your wits to survive, work together to escape the hellish island, and the dark secret that haunts you.
Key Features
Horror With Hope – In this unsettling tale, the emphasis is on tension and thick atmosphere, as you join the two orphans on a desperate search for hope and redemption in the direst of circumstances.
Across a Dark and Twisted World – Traverse an intriguing but terrifying world, where the main path is only one part of the fragmented story. Discover all sorts of mysterious locations on your perilous journey, each with its own story to tell.
A Dread-Filled Adventure – Tarsier Studios is bringing their unique visual style to bear on a whole host of new twisted monsters and broken, yet resilient, child characters. Fragments of the children’s troubled past have been used as inspiration for their character design, and for the monsters that now torment them.
Share the Scare – Nobody should be forced to go through hell alone! Fully playable in single player and local and online cooperative play, REANIMAL has a shared, directed camera, designed to maximize claustrophobia and tension.
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