評論

• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2022

  Full of Lies, Removed Features, Deceit, Short Gameplay, All with a 80$ Price Tag! The game is hilariously short, having 10 "chapters" and a mediocre Boss Fight! Did I mention they are selling 20$ DLCs, Both of which are hilariously broken to the point the Library DLC ISNT COMPLETABLE? While I did enjoy the Gameplay, Visuals and Cutscenes, the Story is flawed and the game crashes so.. so often. Here are some features that were removed, that were promised or previously in the Beta: - Paint Cans - Baker actually Baking - Puzzles that Involve AI! - Characters States changing, You can no longer make them Dirty and have them take a Shower! - extended animations for the Crowbar and Windows, Now just press the button with them and they open! - Cut Guest entirely out of the game! Wow, the Main Antagonist! Gone! - Neural Network is not in the game, No matter what they tell you, there are NO files in the game currently pointing towards it! - The map was reduced to a fraction of what it previously was! - Non-Linear Story!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2022

  Do not buy Hello Neighbor 2... All the things that have been promoted in the past have been removed such as, Advanced AI (Learning from past community player choices), Free Roam Story, The Guest (He only appears in the beginning cutscene), and most of the gameplay shown from devlogs. (So don't get too excited) Next, the Deluxe edition that people have pre-ordered/bought is very outrageous, the "early access" that people have recieved when pre-ordering the game prior or on December 1st, Is basically the Full Game when it released on the 6th. They have also added two DLC levels out on day one. (I am not counting the Flying Camera as a DLC because it is ridiculous, who in the world is going to use that in the game...) Finally, the pricing... oh boy... The normal game costs only $40 and $60 for the Deluxe (Which includes the DLC). If you are someone who has bought and completed the normal version of the game and paid $36 for all the DLC on the store... Congrats! you have just spent $76 on this game!! In Conclusion, I am very disappointed in you, TinyBuild. You have turned one of the greatest (and one of my favorite) games into a scam, made the main gameplay last for a few hours depending on how good the players are in game, and basically gave us an ending to tell us to wait even longer for more story content while you guys were making two DLC levels to release with the game on day one?! Please, just stop working on this scam that is a game and go fix the original game, I still cannot play it even if I have my internet turned off. Thank you for reading my review on Hello Neighbor 2... - Acted
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2022

  "Your review is 19,814 characters too long. Please shorten it and try again." Full review here ---> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PT0il98iJYHDjXh9Hng7kngmf-nYsAeIMhoHKDFfak0/edit?usp=sharing ----- FINAL SUMMARY ----- + The puzzles are GREAT (minus Late Fees)! What DOES exist for gameplay is very enjoyable and I look forward to more content being released in this manner. I only wish there was more of it. + The designs of the characters was very cool to me. I like the art style of the game overall, and I appreciate on a personal level the amount of older male characters with facial hair (always a plus in my book, haha) - The game is SEVERELY unpolished. - The game is SHOCKINGLY short, the main game clocking in at an average 1.5-2 hours on a second-time playthrough. My first playthrough was around 4 hours. - The game's characters are not very developed, and the story is barren. - The A.I. is functional, but NOT as marketed, and breaks a LOT (I would not focus so heavily on this if it was not the main selling point of the game). - The whole game lacks in content and does not make up for the price it is being sold at. - The two DLC levels are clearly unfinished, one of them does not even have an ending and I do not think they should have been released in the state that they are currently in now. - The parkour returns in the DLCs, and it has not improved. - The story in the DLCs is vague at best, and nonexistent elsewhere. (One of them is missing an ending) - The amount of game content that I received for this amount of money overall was NOT worth it. IN CONCLUSION: I do not recommend buying Hello Neighbor 2.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2022

  game is better then the first one, but its not complete and they removed a bunch of features that were in the beta and alpha which were good features and they removed them for no reason, if you look at the devlog video they promised a huge open area with lots of different characters, in the full release, there is like 5 characters, the guest, who is supposed to be one of the main enemies in the game, is in a single cutscene and makes some noises sometimes in other cutscenes, and the map is open sure, but you cant enter anyone elses house besides the one the game wants you to, until you beat that house. game was fun, but is not replayable at all, the AI has improved and is more of a threat, which is one good thing at least. but the AI does even less things then they did in the beta, you cant throw paint at them or anything. i hope these updates they promised bring these features into the game, but currently i cannot recommend this game for its price.
• gamedeal user

  May 3, 2023

  this game is missing everything it said it would have
• gamedeal user

  Apr 25, 2023

  Go play the alpha 1
• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2022

  Nothing that was promised was implemented. They said stuff would be added in later updates, but seriously- did they seriously spend a year NOT developing the game? Sure they made a game, but they lied to us and added nothing that was shown in promo videos. The game itself is fine, but with no guest and no open world, it feels very unfinished and unpolished.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2023

  free alphas better than full game
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2022

  There is about 50% of the game promised, and one of the important characters is a raven that was introduced in beta and alpha. I haven't seen him even once. It was completely deleted, and the entire game only took an hour and a half. for all the years of waiting and suspense, unfortunately they frustrated us.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2022

  Hello Neighbor 2 is a disappointing mess of a game created by developers who put passion into their work but ultimately were forced to rework their game by a soulless corporation. Here's some context before I go into the main review: I have been a fan of the Hello Neighbor franchise ever since the pre-alpha came out back in September of 2016. I mean, I even have one of the second game's characters as my Steam profile picture. So, you would think that if I'm such a fan of Hello Neighbor, then I would love the sequel to the original game, right? Well...no. For 40 dollars, you receive an at most 4 hour experience (but if you're good at puzzle solving or just have a big brain in general then it's more like 2 hours), and for 60 dollars, you receive what I just mentioned along with 2 horrible DLCs and one okay DLC. The Late Fees DLC is buggy, the librarian is not threatening, and there's no ending because Steel Wool (Yes, THAT Steel Wool) seemingly didn't have the time to finish it (Wow, that sounds familiar). The Hellocopter seems to have been ported straight from Alpha 1.5 (other than there being no battery depletion), as it moves slower and slower the further it gets away from you. Not to mention, during the game's final boss, if you have the display for the hellocopter, the hellocopter drone itself, or both in your inventory, you will lose them forever after the boss fight, because (as of writing this review) they are the only two items in the game that do not respawn. The game promises a large, open world, a neural network AI that adapts to your playstyle of breaking into their house, and much more. So, how does the game do in that regard?...tinyBuild, the publisher of the Hello Neighbor franchise, falsely advertised practically EVERY aspect about this ENTIRE game. There is no neural network AI in any part of this game. We are instead left with a slightly better version of the AI from the demo, but when I say slightly, I really do mean slightly, because the characters still stop in the middle of chasing you, lose sight of you incredibly easily, do not use the layout to their advantage (I.E cutting you by taking another hallway that connects to the route you're taking), and can't see you from nearly as far away as the AI in the first Hello Neighbor game could. Now, what about the open world? A few streets, and all the locations are right next to each other. The spooky museum that the Neighbor from the first game is hiding in is right next to the bright and colorful bakery, and that is right next to the neighborhood. Not only that, but the game is in a linear structure until you beat the final boss and witness the ending, meaning you can't freely go to the different locations and do the puzzles in the order you want. The worst part about this is that the game wasn't originally like this. There are some (I say some just to be grammatically correct, but I mean a lot) rumblings that the original creator and lead designer of the Hello Neighbor franchise, Nikita Kolesnikov had any remaining power over HN taken from him during the development of this game. This can be seen with Nikita being demoted to creative director, and the new lead designer being given to Alexus Kravchenko. When Alexus became lead designer sometime last year (probably soon after Devlog 1 was released), the direction of the game started to change. The artstyle shifted to be more akin to the first Hello Neighbor game, which was a welcome change, but when the beta reveal trailer came out, no mention of the neural network..then the second beta trailer came out, and no mention of the neural network..hmm. The beta finally comes out on April 7, 2022 and..there's no neural network..apparently they're saving it for the full game..understandable I guess. Oh, but wait, a few months ago, everyone found out that a DEMO for the full game was shown off at PAX West! Then that demo releases...and the full game is found in an early version of the demo, and now we have a good idea of what the full game might be. Oh, but they still have 3 and a half months before the game releases, I'm sure they can change stuff!...well look what happened. I remember watching a retrospective about the abomination that is Riverdale. The person said that some seasons are so bad they're good, while some parts fall in this thing he called the Mediocre Valley, where there wasn't anything amazing (obviously), but there also wasn't anything so outlandish or insane that made it so bad it's good. I believe that describes the difference between the first Hello Neighbor game and Hello Neighbor 2. Hello Neighbor 1 has so many outlandish and crazy design decisions that some parts of it somehow manage to be fun, while Hello Neighbor 2 lands in the Mediocre Valley because there's really nothing notable about it other than tinyBuild's false advertising.