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Hello Neighbor 2 Pits You Against A Mysterious Creature
TinyBuild Games is once again asking players to enter the world of Mr. Peterson, the creepy neighbor who didn't like you rummaging through his house. This time around, however, Mr. Peterson isn't around, and you are tasked to find out what happened to him.
As you search for clues, you are being hunted by a creature that adapts to your moves and doesn't want you uncovering what is truly going on. The creature's A.I. studies what you do and changes tactics to adapt to your play style.
True to the first Hello Neighbor, you'll scour a cluttered house for items you can use. You can warm up water on the stove, use a crowbar to pry wood off of windows and doors, and also set up traps to slow the creature that looks a little like a raven.
You play as a journalist named Quinten who is investigating people suddenly vanishing from the city of Raven Brooks. Along with the house shown in the trailer, players can explore more of Raven Brooks, a location TinyBuild calls an open world.
Hello Neighbor 2 was announced at today's Xbox Games Showcase and will be coming to Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC in 2021.
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