Chapter 2’s Candy Factory takes a sinister right turn in Little Nightmares 3. It’s where the game starts to become unhinged and reveal its true colors. While exploring the mysteries of the facility, you need to find Dolls in Little Nightmares 3. Our Candy Factory guide is the perfect walkthrough to do this.
It’s hard to keep your eyes on the ball in Candy Factory. A nasty spider-bug lady is chasing you, and the whole building is a gargantuan cesspool of unnerving sights and sounds. Hidden amongst its many rooms, corridors, and hidey-holes are Doll collectibles. If you’re after Little Nightmares 3‘s collection of secret Dolls—especially for the game’s trophy list—you need this guide (and some prayers after).
Be sure to check out where all Necropolis Chapter 1 Dolls in Little Nightmares 3 are, if you haven’t already.
How Many Dolls in Candy Factory Chapter 2 in Little Nightmares 3?
You must find five Dolls throughout Candy Factory in Little Nightmares 3 if you want to own every doll in the level.
A tiny spoiler alert: Not every Little Nightmares 3 chapter has five Dolls. That’s why it’s important to address this question in each Doll guide. Candy Factor does have five, so let’s get into the level!
Chapter 2 Candy Factory Doll 1 Location in Little Nightmares 3
The compulsory path to completing Candy Factory takes you into a large room filled with filing cabinets, folders, and the chapter’s main antagonist. Sneak across the room to the other side and climb up the shelves. Reach the beams at the top, and when you start walking toward the screen, turn left at the end, and the first Doll is at the end of the beam.
Chapter 2 Candy Factory Doll 2 Location in Little Nightmares 3
Make your way through Candy Factory until you reach a room where you pull down a lever, making the bugs in the room flee, allowing Low and Alone to jump up and down on the platform in the middle of the room. After falling into the next room, climb up the ladder to the right, go through the vent, and move on until you climb up through the grate that puts you in front of a powered-down elevator. Take a left through the hole in the wall, and in the room with stacked tubs, use our screenshot above to find the second Doll.
Chapter 2 Candy Factory Doll 3 Location in Little Nightmares 3
Once you’ve restored full power to the elevator, ride it up. Open the window shutter, taking you outside, and instead of running toward you (the player) to carry on, from the window, run down the long pipe in the opposite direction—left of the hot air balloon in the background. Climb through the window at the end, and claim Doll number three.
Chapter 2 Candy Factory Doll 4 Location in Little Nightmares 3
You’ll find Doll four not long after the third one. Once you return to the beaten path, you naturally encounter a room filled with static TVs, the chapter’s boss enemy again, and a wooden plank you need to walk across. Do this, wait for the boss to leave, and descend to the bottom of the room. Instead of opening up the two-person vent, go to the opposite side of the room to find the Doll sitting small and cute in the open room.
Chapter 2 Candy Factory Doll 5 Location in Little Nightmares 3
A final chase sequence with the Candy Factory’s boss results in them being squished in a hydraulic press (lovely, I know), and the door in the press room unlocks once they’re defeated. Go down the long corridor and into the room on the left. The Doll is on the table next to a machine.
Fingers crossed this guide was more of a treat for you than the horrors of the Candy Factory! Little Nightmares 3 sure does have some creative levels, and we might be brave enough to attempt to clean up the game’s remaining Dolls. Keep checking back with Insider Gaming for more content, and head to the IG forum for the latest gaming gossip.
Do check out our guides on Little Nightmares 3’s game length, as well as the lowdown on all chapters and upcoming DLC for extra free content.
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