Recent reviews by MAHORAGA

Mind-bending narrative with a beautiful soundtrack.

Highly recommend the NAIOM mod for keyboard and mouse gameplay.

A requiem for the evil residents.

The village is the numbers.

The residents were evil.

Wow. What. A. Game.

Where do I even begin? Bravo Kolesnikov, you have cemented yourself in the horror hall of fame!

"Hello Neighbor 2" takes us to the fictional town of Raven Brooks, Missouri, a location that looks like it was ripped straight out of a Teen Horror Netflix show,

I am pleased to let you know that Mr Theodore Peterson returns as the titular neighbour. This Thanos esque villain is back as the multiversal threat we knew him as from the first game however this time he is not alone in stalking us, instead we are introduced to the frightening albeit charming townsfolk who are not keen to let us explore their properties.

I once again had the pleasure of experiencing this wonderful story with my friends Connor and Robbie. This time we noticed themes of curiosity, secrecy and a clear highlight of the consequences of trespassing onto someone elses property and snooping without warrant.

This game really pushes you as the player to question your own morals.
Is it okay to stretch the boundaries between personal privacy to quench your own thirst for truth?
This is just one of many questions that you will have to answer as you dig deeper into your neighbours personal affairs leading to some big unexpected, dangerous and sometimes romantic consequences.

"Hello Neighbor 2" improves upon its near perfect predecessor in ways we could have only imagined. The open world setting and improved stalker ai take this game to places other horror games could only dream of recreating. Step aside Resident Evil, see you later Silent Hill, sayonara Alien Isolation. There's a new horror icon in town and he's come to say "Hello! I'm your neighbor, goodbye i'll see you later".

"Hello Neighbor 2" is not just a game, it is a lifestyle. It helps you understand the depths of how far people will go to protect their own secrets. These wacky antagonistic neighbours have really helped symbolise that everyone has something they're hiding and sometimes these things may be better off left undiscovered.

This is truly a marvel of gaming and the peak of the survival horror genre. A must buy for all Hello Neighborheads. Purchasing this game does not do this beautifully crafted world justice. I highly recommend all fans of the franchise make a large personal donation to Eerie Guest Studios to help support more experiences like this.

11/10

Wow. Words cannot even explain the journey I have just experienced within the world of "Hello Neighbor". On the surface it is a quirky stealth horror game about sneaking around a creepy Dr. Seuss inspired house. But peel back the bizarre world and what you will find is nothing short of a philosophical masterpiece.

I had the pleasure of playing this game in the company of my friends Robbie and Connor and what we discovered is that the Neighbour is not just a man, he represents all of us. Paranoid. Guarded. Trapped by the fear of his own past. His house is a messy surreal architectural mess which highlights human psyche: confusing, illogical and full of locked doors which we would rather just leave closed.

The real message this game highlights is that knowledge is always hidden behind risk, in this case the knowledge is the keys and the risk is being caught by the creepy yet handsome stalker; The Neighbour.

This game is not without its own issues, sometimes doors which should not have been opened were opened however I think this is somewhat poetic and a hidden message left behind by the developers of this beautiful game. Is it broken? Maybe. Is it confusing? Sure. But so is Life, and I think that really speaks volumes and emphasises the love poured into this game by its developers.

10/10

Spidey!

My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.

Beautiful sort

¡Un Forastero!