On top of that, previously announced for Xbox platforms and PC, Hello Neighbor 2 will now also be dropping on PS4 and PS5- as revealed in a new trailer, which you can check out below. Hello Neighbor 2 will be expanding upon the foundations of the original, with a much more fleshed-out narrative where players will be assuming the role of a reporter investigating missing persons cases.

Additionally, there’s also the fully explorable open-world of Raven Brooks, which should provide many opportunities of snooping around restricted areas, with a persistent stalker character always looking to chase you down.

As detailed in a recent PlayStation blog, tinyBuild has a rather unconventional yet intriguing way of doing horror: “We approach horror in a more delicate way, doing away with the straight in-your-face classic horror aspects of the grown-up world. We’re working with more subtle things; creepy neighbors that you cannot trust, mysterious things that go bump in the night, a rural town with a secret, and the feeling of unease when you may be just about to uncover a skeleton in somebody’s closet,” the developer writes.

It’s also been announced that Hello Neighbor 2‘s beta releases on April 7, and pre-orders for the game are now live. Make sure to also can check out our interview with lead designer and series creator Nikita Kolesnikov through here.

At the recent E3 2021 PC Gaming Show, we got another look at the horror game. The newest trailer is a pretty brief one, and doesn’t show a whole lot of gameplay, but it is continuing to set up what’s looking like an experience full of creepiness and horror shenanigans. Take a look below.

Hello Neighbor 2 is due out some time this year for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC, though an exact release date still hasn’t been confirmed. Hopefully that info isn’t too far away either. In the meantime, you can get more details on the game, its open world, how its AI functions, and much more in our interview with lead designer and series creator Nikita Kolesnikov through here.

Mr. Peterson is eternal, as showcased in the latest trailer for Eerie Guest’s Hello Neighbor 2. Following the first game’s events, the player ventures to Raven Books to locate Peterson. Unfortunately, the latter is an even more efficient AI than before that will learn from previous experiences and hunt you down. Check out the trailer below.

Much like the previous game, Mr. Peterson will look for ways to ambush the player, copy any effective exploration patterns and even use the same objects. This means you’ll have to employ new tricks to evade his grasp. Fortunately, the AI also has a routine of sorts so knowing how to leverage this is key.

Hello Neighbor 2 is slated to release this year for PC, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. The 1.5 alpha is currently available to play for free and offers new puzzles and interactions along with revamped level design. Stay tuned more details in the coming days.

Hello Neighbor was the kind of game that seemed to have such an interesting, exciting idea on paper, which unfortunately got completely fumbled in execution. It’s an idea that does have potential, and that might (hopefully) be realized soon. During the Xbox Games Showcase pre-show, Hello Neighbor 2 was officially announced.

With an open world setting and self-learning AI, Hello Neighbor 2 – which is being developed by Eerie Guest, instead of the first game’s developers, Dynamic Pixels – is promising to be a much better realization of its intriguing stealth horror concept. The game’s announcement trailer shows some interesting gameplay footage that definitely looks encouraging, showing stealth, hiding, a tense chase, and more. Take a look below.

Hello Neighbor 2 has been announced for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. A release date hasn’t been announced, but an alpha is playable on Steam right now. You can check it out through here.