Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your neighbor's house to figure out what horrible secrets he's hiding in the basement. You play against an advanced AI that learns from your every move. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.
After many alphas and betas the game was released, however is not like I wanted.
- It has many bugs should be fixed on the alphas and betas.
- The story is so open for theories, but is in fact dumb because is not sense.
- If you play the game without focus on secrets, maybe you can able to finish it in a couple of hours.
- The world is huge and detailed, but is not sense to exist because you cannot visit it and is nothing with the story, plus is a waste of resources for your pc-videocard.
The people of the game should work for more time and fix the details, because the game I feel is another beta, I feel incomplete and the story is less interesting than the conspiracies and theories were bahind this game.
I had high hopes for this game when it was advertised.. I remember how it talked a good game of A.I. that changes each time you play.
But this? Is not what I'd call worth waiting so long for, I played it and it's so broken and boring that it makes "Joke" games like Push Trump Off A Cliff Again look like a masterpiece.
A good game on paper and in its alphas... Then Alpha 3 happened
Really good. Had tons of fun with it, modkit makes it all worth it. Best 30 bucks spent.
10/10
It's a really nice game! I like playing the mods made by community. Although, the game has many bugs. But it's still fun to play it. 8/10
Even though the game is not the same in some of the alpha stages it has a great way of story telling and keeps you thinking.
theories upon theories.
It's a pretty good game. I love playing the mods that people create and I also love making my own mods! The cutscenes in the full release are wonderful and the story isn't that hard to understand!