Hello Neighbor
Game Information
Developer: Dynamic Pixels
Publisher: tinyBuild
Genre: Strategy
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An ambitious and mysterious puzzler that's ultimately as frustrating as it is fascinating.
Hello Neighbor is a frustrating slog through a gauntlet of illogical puzzles that rely on persistence and thoroughness far more than cleverness, observation, or ingenuity. The stealth is hit-or-miss, alternating between feeling too punishing and borderline irrelevant from act to act. Some clever level design and a clear talent for making me feel creeped out eased the frustration, but don't present enough of a reason for me to recommend anyone put themselves through 15-20 hours of this. I wish I'd just stayed on my own side of the fence.
Frustrating, buggy and overly dependent on trial-and-error, this is a missed opportunity.
On the surface Hello Neighbor seems promising, but beneath that veneer is a game that doesn't work half the time – and is dull when it does
Recent News
Hello Neighbor is getting a prequel | PC Gamer
“Hide and Seek” has a free alpha available now.
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PAX West 2018: Hello Neighbor Developer tinyBuild Announces 5 New Games
Hello Neighbor developer tinyBuild has unveiled five new games that it will publish in the coming months ahead of PAX West 2018 kicking off.
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Hello Neighbor gets asymmetrical multiplayer sequel Secret Neighbor
Hello Neighbor was one of my favorite games of 2017, mostly because it tortured its audience with bizarre visual lore and then wrecked beta players and
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