Movement is horrible with it almost turning in broken increments rather than being smooth, you get no tutorial or any help at all so good luck new players. The connection to a game is fast but that’s the last good bit of news. It all sounds really good and could be a real winner, but then you play it. It’s a really good idea, it’s all set in the house, and locations of gear and keys will randomize every run, it’s dark and you need torches. One person will be the neighbor and try and find the kids before they find the keys to the basement. Here it’s the Neighbour series going a darker route, the original Hello Neighbour game was a single-player stealth game with puzzle elements, whereas Secret Neighbour is multiplayer-only and going for a Dead By Deadlight approach. I always applaud devs who take a franchise and try it in another genre.

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Has team killing which is both a good thing and a curse.

The game already assumes you know everything about Hello Neighbour so you should know this game.

The text especially in handheld mode is very small.

Going back to the Nintendo Switch menu for longer than like 30 seconds will disconnect you.

Doesn’t actually say what the game is about.

You need Nintendo online to even press start on the game, You cant even look at the menus without it.

The game is all set at night and you can only see using a torch.

You can loot the house, open drawers, cupboards, etc.

Everything you do makes a noise or pings up a marker to the neighbor/kids.

Kids try to find the exit and unmask the neighbor (who is one of you in disguise) whilst the neighbor tries to stop the kids first.

The game is basically a tamer version of Dead by Daylight.

Three-way to play – quick game, custom, and Brawl.

Shop selling premium and in-game goods.

Customize your characters with cosmetics.

Nine total characters – six kids and three neighbors.

Cross-play support can be turned on or off.

The only problem is one of the intruders is the Neighbor in disguise.

Our Hello Neighbor Review shows the Secret Neighbor Multiplayer and how it is a Social Horror Game where a group of intruders trying to rescue their friend from the Neighbor’s creepy basement.

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