Hello neighbors! The town of Raven Brooks is calling once again, and this time you’ll get up close and personal with the town – virtual speaking.
Developed by VR veteran Steel Wool Games and launching May 25 for PlayStation VR2, Hello Neighbor VR: Search And Rescue is a thrilling new adventure set in the volatile little world of VR. Hello Neighbor series. There’s all the puzzling, sneaky, and mysterious you might expect from snooping on Peterson Estate (all while dodging the attention of your eccentric and heartless neighbor), but This time, you will practice, using every trick in it. PS VR2 books to intuitively navigate the physical, reactive world.
Everything in the world of Hello Neighbor VR reacts the way it should in the real world, so it’s time to take your filthy little fingers where they don’t belong and uncover some mysteries. Struggling to open doors, poke your head in corners (while listening attentively for unseen dangers) rummage through cabinets with haptic feedback delivered directly to your fingertips and often act like a sly kid should do. Or children, as the case may be.
For the first time in the Hello Neighbor series, Search And Rescue puts you in the shoes of an entire group of troubled teenagers. Although it’s a single-player game, you’ll switch control between five kids; The Raven Brooks Rescue Team named itself. Each has their own unique puzzle-solving utility, and all of them will be needed to unravel the maze of machines and traps you’ll find. Coordinate the movements of the entire team, use your radio to switch views at any time. Team up and rescue your missing friend from the mysterious mad utility worker (and part-time kidnapper) Mr. Peterson.
We are delighted to drop you off on the pitiful, outdated Peterson Estate. Every little crack in the wall can give you a glimpse of an impending danger, so keep an eye out. While it’s good to see the crash impending, sound is essential in any stealth game, and the PS VR2’s 3D audio capabilities are perfect for the job here. Put your ear to the door for early warning signs of danger, or tilt your head to find out if the creaking is coming from the attic or basement. Just tread lightly and don’t let your Rescue Team members get caught. Saving a child is hard enough!
Of course, controlling the entire team comes with its perks. Footsteps getting uncomfortably close to a character’s comfort? Switch to another and make noise. Ring the doorbell, turn on the TV, or flush the toilet and then rush to a hiding place. Neighbors are sure to come running, giving the rest of your party some breathing space. Play your cards right and you’ll distract your enemies – just don’t try your luck, or you could end up in a corner with nowhere to go. Rescuing your friend Nicky will be a tough job, but with a little thought and doable attitude of local Raven Brooks, anything is possible.
Keeping your team in tip-top shape is essential in Search and Rescue. The Peterson Estate is an eerie network of interconnected machines and pieces. Many puzzles are visual and physical, and can be completed in creative, improvised ways, but sometimes you’ll need the right child in the right place at the right time. Each item that Rescue Team members carry gives them a unique place in the puzzle, and you may need several kids strategically positioned and working in sync to open up the paths. new. Mr. Peterson might think he’s some kind of great inventor, but five little minds put together are better than one idiot.
We think VR fans as well as Hello Neighbor veterans will find this neighborhood trip the most enjoyable for them. Steel Wool Games has managed to create a world filled with creative puzzles based on formations, hidden passages, mysterious tunnels, and ever-changing rooms to explore. Mr. Peterson has always been intimidating, but from the perspective of a waist-high kid in VR, he’s a tall and intimidating adversary. Let him cash in and thwart his plans later this month in Hello Neighbor VR: Search And Rescue. We look forward to your visit on May 25.
See you around the neighborhood!
