Secret Neighbor is a multiplayer Social Horror game set in the Hello Neighbor universe. Explore the Hello Neighbor house with your friends, but beware - one of you is the Neighbor in disguise. Use teamwork and rescue your friend from the basement, or mess with everyone’s heads as the Neighbor!
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played this game for a week with my friends it was pretty fun
this youtube era is nostalgic lol
Le jeu est mort
Très hype par le projet d'un jeu multijoueur dans cet univers et finalement le jeu n'étais mauvais, mais il n'a pas réussi à convaincre les autres joueurs
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This game is even WORSE than Hide N Seek. The Graphics are awful, as to be expected from this series.
The Gameplay has you and other kids run around the house trying to do the same thing you do in the first game, while avoiding the Neighbor, but this time, the Neighbor disguises himself as one of you children somehow, and why does he bother if he only wants to kids to go away, the whole disguise as kid is dumb and pointless, also like the first game, the Neighbor isn't programmed to always lay traps, only this time, he never lays them, and now he has X-ray vision, which is not how to handle a series known for having stealth. Secret Neighbor is a secret to me as to who thought this was a human idea, let alone a good one.
The Gameplay has you and other kids run around the house trying to do the same thing you do in the first game, while avoiding the Neighbor, but this time, the Neighbor disguises himself as one of you children somehow, and why does he bother if he only wants to kids to go away, the whole disguise as kid is dumb and pointless, also like the first game, the Neighbor isn't programmed to always lay traps, only this time, he never lays them, and now he has X-ray vision, which is not how to handle a series known for having stealth. Secret Neighbor is a secret to me as to who thought this was a human idea, let alone a good one.