- Publisher: tinyBuild
- Release Date: Jul 27, 2018
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Stadia, Xbox One
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 51 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 14 out of 51
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Mixed: 4 out of 51
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Negative: 33 out of 51
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Hello NeighborYour Score0 out of 10User ScoreGenerally unfavorable reviews- based on 51 Ratings
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Feb 27, 2019Amazing, I have never spent that long finishing a switch game!
This almost took me a month, Plz make more acts!!
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Jan 4, 2021Its a good game. I remember pirating the alpha version. The bugs do really stink
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Apr 12, 2021I really love the artstyle and i think thats its worth it definetly. Yes its a pretty expensive game but it was saled in Nintendo eshop so i got it for just 14.99 Euro. act 3 stinks but that doesnt care
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Aug 14, 2018Hello Neighbor could be fun, within the right parameters. The neighbour would hold a lot more terror if his actions carried any weight. The puzzling aspect of switches, hidden doors and traps would be more enjoyable were they staged within an inspiring world or using interesting concepts. But the game fails on all of these points, not holding attention, not really projecting any fear beyond the first few encounters, and the world feels as flat as the polygons used to build it.
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Aug 10, 2018You might be able to derive some enjoyment from this game, but it requires overlooking absolutely essential elements gone awry, making Hello Neighbor very difficult to recommend. If you don’t mind solving abstract puzzles and throwing everything (including the kitchen sink) at your objectives all while constantly avoiding a particularly annoying antagonist, then you might give this game a try.
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Aug 6, 2018A confused, messy stealth-puzzler with flaky physics and dodgy controls. Hello Neighbor's attempt to do something fresh with a classic cinematic concept is to be applauded, but the execution falls flat. A massive missed opportunity.