Hello Neighbor is expected to launch for PC in Summer 2017. And that's not even getting into what the actual secret in the basement might be. In Chapter 3, you will continuously see a creepy figure known as The Shadow Man and you also will have to protect your past self from being killed by a giant Shadow Man, there are slightly scary sound clips of your past-self screaming. That said, developer Tiny Build is actually aiming for 10+ hours of gameplay, switching from the house to story segments set elsewhere. How scary is Hello Neighbor It is mildly disturbing when you are kidnapped, or caught by the neighbour. The concept already seems ideal for a short sandbox game where you generate strategies to avoid the Neighbor.

Over time, the Neighbor's AI actively learns from your behavior, meaning he won't just guess where you're going, but also set traps and barricade hallways to prevent you from escaping. Unable to let the matter lie, he sneaks into the house, at which point your victim becomes far less neighborly. In the game, your protagonist has just moved into a peaceful suburb, only to suspect that his neighbor is keeping some secret locked in his basement. Based on the spirit of suspense films like Rear Window (or more recently, Don't Breathe) the game challenges players to break into someone's home only to find themselves facing a deadly threat. Horror games may be experiencing a resurgence these days, but Hello Neighbor still might be the most colorful entry in the genre we've seen - yet is no less chilling. Hello Neighbor is a horror game about breaking into someone's house

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