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Hello Neighbor - Xbox One

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Condition
New
Platform For Display
Xbox One
Edition
Hello Neighbor
Model
GBXPHN10054-1
Dimensions
0.5 x 5.3 x 6.7 in; 2.4 oz
Weight
2.4 oz
Publication Date
December 8, 2017

Features 4

  • Stealth Horror
  • Neighbor AI learns your tactics and evolves
  • Interactive environment
  • Extremely tense, but family-friendly gameplay

Description

You move into a brand new suburb and notice your neighbor is hiding something in his basement. The only logical thing to do is to break into his house and figure out what he's hiding. Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your neighbor's house to figure out what horrible secrets he's hiding in the basement. You play against an advanced AI that learns from your every move. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.

Specs 13

Publication Date December 8, 2017
Computer Platform Xbox One
Global Trade Identification Number 58
UPC 850942007458
Compatible Video Game Console Models Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X
Release date December 8, 2017
Product Dimensions 0.5 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item Video Game

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Top Amazon Reviews

It's a short game straight through, but looking for extras and insights has proved entertaining for longer-term
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
My 9yo enjoys this a lot. The whole family has been trying to figure out the mystery of this game. It's fairly easy and quick to solve but we can't figure out if we are the bad guy or he is. My son keeps playing and unlocking new secrets to try and piece together a story line. All in all it has been very enjoyable as a first xbox game. First, next to minecraft that is. While there is nothing gory in it, there is enough suspense that I have needed to stay nearby when he first started playing the game. It's a good mix of creepy and suspense. Trying to understand the story line has introduced topics in conversation I might not have otherwise had at this time. On that same note, we've had a lot of conversations about understanding that people have deep stories beyond their surface. That was unexpected and has been very cool. For reference we are new to xbox. Favorite games are Unraveled, Minecraft & some of the Lego games. All pretty tame. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2018 by melinbean
Great game!
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
Our oldest daughter has always loved this game. She had it previously, but you know with kids things happen so we reordered it for her, and she was very happy to play it again!
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Mike R
Not too hard for this 6 year old
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
I am 6 years old. What I like about Hello Neighbor on Xbox is I am really good at it. I was on act 3, but I glitched on act 2, so I restarted it. I like that it is a pretty hard game, it is really creepy and it makes me laugh when he jump scares me. There is nothing I do not like about it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2018 by Gina
7 year old enjoyed this one
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
7 year old loved this game, but he beat it in about 2 days. He says he can play it again but would have liked a bit more play time I think. Overall no real complaints though. Game plays well.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2019 by MWhittaker
Great in concept, mediocre in execution
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
First, let me say that I felt obligated to post an objective review, since most of them are either extreme positive or extreme negative. The truth is somewhere in the middle. I was looking forward to this game ever since I saw the demos being played online. I LOVED the concept of the plot (in a fashion of Rear Window or the 'Burbs), loved the quirky Pixar-style, and loved that it was a puzzle game as well as a "stealth" and evade game. What I expected: A wacky cartoonish puzzle game (similar to Day of the Tentacle or any of those caricature Lucas Arts games), mixed with the tension of a cat and mouse game like Alien Isolation or Manhunt, with the charm and scares of Five Nights at Freddy's. After playing the game, I have a different perspective. The Pros: -The Graphics. I know most people are beating up on the graphics. Personally I thought they were on par. It's a cartoon game that looks like a Pixar Movie. There's only so much you can do with cartoon characters and houses. Don't expect Resident Evil 7. -Very smooth. Despite what others have reported, I didn't experience any bugs or glitches. And the game definitely runs on my Xbox. -Pleasing aesthetics, and spooky atmosphere at times. -Forgiving game. If you get caught (which will DEFINITELY happen), you don't have to start all the way over again. -The AI. Here's where the developers put most of their efforts in, and it shows. The creators boast how the AI will react to your habits, and try to counter them, and learn from past experiences, and they were very true to their word. Definitely a good step forward in the world of video gaming. The Cons: -Controls are okay, but feel a little clumsy at times. -The price tag is too much for what they're delivering. This game ought to be priced between $14 and $20. -There is no logic to the puzzles. Especially since you can pretty much pick up everything (in Fallout 3 fashion), and most of it is just arbitrary garbage. Key items and places to use them are not apparent. To be fair, I expect as much from a cartoon style game. You're only going to solve this game with a walkthrough, or a LOT of trial and error. The latter if which would be okay, if it wasn't for this next (and in my eyes, BIGGEST fault of the game). -It is EXTREMELY difficult, frustrating, and rage-inducing. All around, I'm a pretty Zen video gamer. But even with a walkthrough in my lap, this game was frustrating to the point where I had to turn it off, walk away, and return when I wasn't fuming. Hello Neighbor is bound to be the reason controllers get thrown through expensive flat-screens. Now, admittedly I'm methodical, so I prefer slow-paced video games, where you can explore every nook and cranny, test out every key or item to see what works before moving on (IE: Resident Evil, Day of the Tentacle, LA Noire, Fallout 3, Arkham, etc). This game is NOT at all like that. It's advertised as a "Stealth" game, but the truth is that there's NO stealth element. Even on your first attempts, you WILL get caught by the neighbor within seconds of entering his property. There's simply no time for trial and error puzzle solving. You have to solve things while sprinting. Even clinging to the walkthrough and knowing exactly where to go and what to do, this game became a tedious routine of: Enter property, not even come close to item or door, after 3 seconds get chased, sprint to safety/get caught, repeat. Not to mention that some of the puzzles are climbing/jumping puzzles, and for those of us who remember the original Mario Bros., jumping games taught most of us 80's kids how to curse. To me, personally, if they could have dialed down the intensity of the neighbor/antagonist, even just a little, I would rate this game much higher. It was simply just too much frustration too early on. There was no opportunity to feel tension, atmosphere, or even curiosity about the actual story. When you're cursing and snarling as you claw for every inch forward that you take in this game, you simply aren't thinking about the things that give a game personality. They had something really special here, and they blew it by making it too hard. It was a good try, and I'm hoping to see more from the creators that might be similar in style, but with some improvements. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2017 by E Yare
BROKEN MESS, DO NOT BUY!
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
Hello Neighbors is a game that has been in alpha on PC since 2015 and 2 years later, We are given an official console release. This game still feels like it's in alpha. From the moment I started playing, I encountered bugs and glitches. The graphics lack that 4K definition that we are promised on the box. Heck, The graphics are barely graphics IMO, They look terrible. They don't explain the controls of the game, Which makes things even more complicated. The least they could have done was a quick tutorial to explain how it works and the developer couldn't even manage that. And they don't even give you an objective to follow of any kind. You are honestly gonna spend your entire time playing going through a lot of trial and error, Getting caught by the neighbour as you try to figure out the next step...or the first step because the game is so confusing that it's hard to get past the first section let alone the first act (of three). Honestly, This game is flat out broken and you should not buy it because it's not worth buying. It's buggy, It looks terrible and they couldn't even bother to explain the gameplay or what you are supposed to be doing to advance in the game. Such a massive disappointment for me. I was hyped for this game and pre-ordered it. Lesson learned on my end though, Next time I'll wait for reviews. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2017 by M H
The Xbox game is exactly like the PC version, but easier to control.
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
My son started playing this on my pc, and watching youtube videos of others playing it so he was fully prepared for the Xbox version. He immediately preferred the Xbox version because of the ease of the controls. In the full game version, however, there are mini-games that he struggles with to the point of aggravation: the schoolhouse run vs mannequins is the worst of them. He gives the game a break and goes back the next day and finally gets past the game. Yes, he's played the Xbox version twice now; pc version, possibly a dozen times so far. Finding Pre-alpha for Xbox One would be the ultimate gift for him. Pre-alpha screwed up my pc twice, so he's still going through withdrawal symptoms; pre-alpha is his favorite. This game and Amazon delivered everything as promised in the description. I recommend the game because there's no blood and guts, no overwhelming graphics, and minimal violence; the worst you can do it shoot a toy gun at the "Neighbor" (apparently named Sost) and it stuns him for a second or two. It's a nice break from rack-'em-up-shoot-'em-down. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Works as it should
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Hello Neighbor
It works but my 6 year old grandson finished it in no time.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026 by Angie Doo
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