- Publisher: Encore Software, Inc. , Encore Software
- Release Date: Sep 22, 2003
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While this may be short, it is great fun.
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Cheat Code CentralIt's impossible not to have a good time with this game unless you're just into NASCAR or blasting people's heads off.
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While this clever European import proves there are still fresh and innovative concepts for PC gamers, the fun is over too quickly. A skilled player will be able to complete all 14 episodes in about two or three hours.
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It's everything reality television should be -- cruel, funny and heartless -- but it's over all too quickly.
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Despite its brevity and sadistic humor, you receive an odd sense of satisfaction when your pranks work. Although hardcore gamers might find this title a bit beneath their level of sophistication, most who enjoy electronic recreation will find this release quite fulfilling.
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PC GamerBrevity is the main drawback here: you can beat the whole game in just a few hours. But it's funny while it lasts. [Nov 2003, p.126]
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Ever played "Secret Of Monkey Island," "Day Of The Tentacle," "Full Throttle" or "Sam And Max Hit The Road"? Then youll love Neighbours From Hell.
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It's a bit repetitive, and it should be about four times longeran experienced prankster can finish it in a single afternoon. Other than that, this one is a keeper.
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An amusing puzzle game with some interesting twists. It's not very long and it's not very difficult, but it is charming and addictively entertaining.
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Easy to get started and few commands required to play the game. Unfortunately you repeatedly play some of the same pranks over and over, but still quite entertaining.
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Neighbors From Hell's simple gameplay mechanics and quirky theme make it a fun, albeit easy and short, strategy game reminiscent of the classic '80s computer game "Spy vs. Spy."
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The combination of puzzle-solving and strategy works well, but there simply are not enough episodes and environmental variations to keep the player engaged for more than 5 hours at the maximum.
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Computer Games MagazineSurprisingly well made and entertaining. [Jan 2004, p.76]
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Excruciating brevity is Neighbours From Hell's most hideous drawback, and we can't imagine you sat there a week from purchase playing the same levels over and over. There's a disturbing lack of variety as well.
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Its galling brevity combined with the inability to actually watch many of your tricky labors make it a one-shot deal at best, with little replay value -- except perhaps in real life.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 83 out of 109
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Mixed: 17 out of 109
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Negative: 9 out of 109
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