There's quite a heavy burden on Hello Neighbor 2, but not of expectations more that there's pressure to succeed. It's more immersive and does help players feel more engaged with their actions. Though unfinished, the narrative feels stronger as well. It fixes bugs, lags and provides a more extensive world to work with. Having said that, we'll say that Hello Neighbor 2 is a vast improvement over the predecessor. Sometimes, there's no strategic way to plan out your course of action as everything can change. While that makes the game challenging, it can be rather irritating as well. Avoiding the Neighbor becomes increasingly difficult considering that no route or action they take is the same. Hello Neighbor 2 adds an AI neural network that learns from player interactions. Recovering this information requires getting around each level undetected, but it's by no means easy. Players face off with their Neighbor, who tries to protect the reason why he's heading off to an amusement park every night. You'll play as an investigative journalist looking to unveil the secrets that nobody in the area would dare look into. However, this time, it's a whole new narrative. That premise much translates into Hello Neighbor 2. And we sit there and wonder whether he's got something to hide from the rest of us. We've all got that mysterious next-door 'friend' that does a few odd things.
So what was fascinating about the first offering? It brought a shared feat of suburban life into a video game form.
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