Artificial Brilliance: The primary selling point in terms of gameplay - if and when you get caught the Neighbor will change things up in his house in order to prevent you getting into the basement and will actively learn from how you play the game.

For one, that train whistle you hear? There is a small trolley car on the side of his house.

In the Alpha, the Neighbor's house was revamped, and it becomes even weirder.

However if you manage to go through the window you can see a dark red room where all the furniture is on the ceiling and a small rat-sized door on the corner.

In the pre-Alpha, there is one room in the Neighbor's house that is locked from every door.

However, since his programming doesn't account for navigations outside the 'playable' area, he could be lured into the street on the right and then baited to leap further from the area.

Then in Alpha 4, the Neighbor was given the ability to jump over obstacles.

In Alpha 1, the Neighbor could be lured into your house, and his AI would promptly break, allowing you to freely explore his house.

Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there.

is highly advanced, and will learn from what happens in the game and adapt tactics to stop you. Thus begins Hello Neighbor, a First-Person Perspective Stealth Survival Horror game developed by DynamicPixels and published by tinyBuild about sneaking into your neighbor's house to figure out what horrible secrets he's hiding in the basement. When the man notices the kid spying on him, he promply throws him out, but the boy is now determined to find out who - or what - is in the basement and rescue them. Sneaking up to the window, he sees the man who lives there wrestling with something unseen and locking it up in his basement. A young boy is playing on the street where two kids have recently gone missing when he hears a horrifying, panicked scream from a nearby house.

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