There’s a lot sneaking around as you carefully navigate an area to not make noise or enter a character’s line of sight. Just about every NPC in the game is hostile, chasing you out of their zone if they spot you. Whether it's the police officer investigating a house, or the weird owner of the pretzel shop, players now have multiple buildings/environments to explore.Ī major aspect of the Hello Neighbor franchise, and one that’s evident in the beta for Hello Neighbor 2, is the marriage of stealth and horror.

There are several unique areas around Raven Brooks that players can explore.Įach of these locations feel like they’re telling their own story within a much larger one. It was relatively small and the neighbor’s house was the sole point of interest. While the original game did allow you to freely move around the map. The major aspect of Hello Neighbor 2 that separates it from its predecessor is in its open-world approach. This cast of peculiar characters of course includes the titular neighbor, who is back and up to no good. Posters of missing children are all over the place, and it feels like just about every character has something to hide.

Taking on the role of a journalist, players are investigating the town of Raven Brooks and its bizarre inhabitants. The Hello Neighbor 2 beta introduces us to the story in the latest chapter. Now, the universe is set to expand with the release of Hello Neighbor 2 later this year, which we got to take for a spin thanks to the first beta. Hello Neighbor is one of the more interesting indie releases of the last several years, taking YouTube and Twitch by storm as content creators and players worked tirelessly to unravel all of the secrets and mystery of TinyBuild’s horror sandbox.

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