Hello Neighbor

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About this game

Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your Neighbor’s house to uncover the scary secrets hidden in his basement. Explore a creepy house, solve puzzles, and escape before the Neighbor catches you.

This is not a typical scary game with scripted jumpscares. Hello Neighbor is a sandbox horror game where every object, window, door, trap, and shortcut can become part of your plan. Sneak through the backyard, climb inside, throw items, distract the Neighbor, hide in the shadows, and find a new escape route when everything goes wrong.

The Neighbor uses adaptive AI that learns from how you play. If you keep using the same window, he may set a trap. If you always try the same escape, he may block your path. Every attempt makes the house feel more dangerous, more unpredictable, and more scary.

Play your way in a physics-based sandbox full of puzzles, secrets, and risky experiments. Stack boxes, break in, search rooms, unlock hidden paths, and discover what the Neighbor is hiding. The house is your sandbox, but the Neighbor is always watching.

Ratings and reviews

I've played this for years, but the game does have a huge issue. The game likes to go corupt and makes you repay for the acts, it recently did this and now i need to spend another 15$ on this. Fun game but unfair. The bugs are actually making the game better IMO so i don't mind that. (Edit: Saves achievements at least.)

The game is interesting and makes you think, but it's also quite buggy and the controls sometimes don't work or do something they're not supposed to. It's not really scary, the game gives a clear memo when you're being chased, and being caught has little repercussions. After awhile, it's incredibly easy to make a fool out of the neighbor, but I still struggled because of bugs and janky controls. I like the concept, but the mobile version definitely needs time in the shop.

Giving this app four stars because of the way the controls are laid out. I played the game on a Nintendo Switch and loved it, but the buttons are placed in such a way that they make you misclick the throw button or accidentally open/close a door when you are only trying to look around. The button you must push to crouch (hold jump) is not listed in the controls section of the menu. Overall, this is a good game with good puzzles and mechanics. Not too scary once you play it for a while. Recommend

What’s new

Tech update, fixing a few compatibility issues.