| Rating: | 5 (1 votes) |
| Played: | 18 times |
| Classification: | Horror Games |
In the first-person horror puzzle game Hello Neighbor, the fear doesn't come from blood or monsters but from always feeling like you're being watched. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window?
Expect a bear trap there. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.

Scenes of the game take place in a quiet Hello Neighbor. Your neighbour's locked-up house is where he keeps a dark secret. As you sneak inside, the house changes to keep you from finding out what's really going on.
The story isn't told directly in Hello Neighbour, so players have to look around, explore, and figure out what's going on by finding clues in the world.
In Hello Neighbor, there are no set paths or clear instructions to follow. Your main goal is to sneak into your neighbour's house and find out what's inside without getting caught.
Sometimes getting caught is a good way to learn. Each failure shows you which ways are risky, where the traps are, and how the neighbour responds to what you do. Fear that comes from thinking, not from shock.
There are jump scares, but they're not the main point. Being afraid of not knowing where your neighbour is, what he has changed, or how things will go wrong next is what makes you scared.