The brightness and playfulness are harshly juxtaposed by the game’s subject matter and gameplay. However, the world of Hello Neighbor also has an undercurrent of dread and fear that had me feeling uneasy for the majority of my time with it. I was immediately taken with the town of Raven Brooks (or Wayron Croobs) and its inhabitants. It is vibrant, colorful, and has a sense of playfulness that is conveyed through the art design and the game’s strange dialect. Perhaps the aspect of Hello Neighbor 2 that works the best, and indeed what might be the reason for its explosion in popularity, is the world its developers have created. "It’s not all bad, there is a lot about Hello Neighbor 2 that I quite enjoyed, but the issues present really marred the core experience, which is a shame for a game that has so much going for it." Let’s bring the good and bad to light in this review of Hello Neighbor 2. It’s not all bad, there is a lot about Hello Neighbor 2 that I quite enjoyed, but the issues present really marred the core experience, which is a shame for a game that has so much going for it. Surely after five years, four games, and a healthy fanbase, they have figured out how to make this game work, right? My experience with previous games has been fleeting at best, but I really gave Hello Neighbor 2 a fair shot and played it to the credits. I even remember seeing plushies of The Neighbor at GameStop around that time, which was confusing. Despite the “2” in the title, this is actually the fourth game in a series that gained massive popularity in 2017. Hello Neighbor 2 is a first-person, puzzle-solving sneak ‘em up that is developed by Eerie Guest Studios and published by tinyBuild.
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