Secret Neighbor is an awesome upcoming multiplayer horror game that takes place within the Hello Neighbor universe.

Players will attempt to sneak into their neighbor’s house, but the catch is that one of them is a Neighbor in disguise. It takes place during the interval of Act 1 and 2 of the original game. You and a group of friends (or strangers) need to break into your neighbor’s house and rescue a friend that’s kidnapped is the basement.

However, one or more of the players is actually a Neighbor in disguise and must pretend to play along in order to scare and confuse the other players. It takes the original concept of single-player stealth horror and takes it up a notch with plenty of multiplayer chaos.

Co-op with friends and strangers? This is going to be awesome, scary fun.

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Sean Wong

Hidden indie gem finder. Anything that indie devs come up that shakes the Earth- I’m first in line. I eat indies for breakfast.

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You Played Yourself is a unique little first-person puzzle game that has you traveling through time to play pranks and cause some ruckus at Amaz-…Blamazon’s office!

You play as yourself (zing!) and you’re an unknown person on a mission. All you want to do is go back in time to cause as much chaos as possible. There’s a thing called the Chaos Entity which assigns a to-do list of tasks for you to follow when you’re sent to Blamazon’s office HQ.

When you enter the Chaos Entity, you’ll be instantly transported back in time in this portal that looks like the Nether Portal from Minecraft. It’s purple, swirly, and looks like pure chaos!

At Blamazon’s office space, there are plenty of things to do. It’s not like it’s an empty office and you’re just some prankster walking around throwing folders off the table. You walk around and chat with the employees. You’ll have a good time doing this because they have some pretty interesting things to say. Then you need to get into action and complete your tasks from the Chaos Entity! Is it a portal or an entity? Probably both.

You Played Yourself has a timer for you complete all the tasks- specifically 15 minutes only. If you don’t complete all the tasks in time, you fail. You’re sent back to the present without causing enough ruckus and the game’s over. But that’s the twist- when you’re sent back to the present, you’ll encounter a nice little plot twist that’ll you’ll (probably) never guess. I won’t spoil it for you- you’ll have to find out for yourself! It’s something that’ll make you think to yourself “really?” after you encounter the unexpected!

If you don’t handle the twist carefully, the game gets even more difficult. It’s a very unique and original idea that I haven’t seen before. The game focuses on stealth, humor, and just plain foxy wit. It’s an awesome game and will kill about an hour of your time. You’ll realize why it’s called You Played Yourself after you beat it. Try it out using the link below. It’s definitely worth a play through. For sure.

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In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

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Murderous Pursuits is a unique Victorian-era multiplayer stealth-em-up game where you need to hunt and kill your target before you get killed yourself- and avoid any witnesses.

It’s a game that involves stealth and strategy into one awesome experience. A man named Mr. X invites you and others to sneak and kill each other on a giant ship.

The game is developed by some of the same people who made The Ship and Thie Ship: Remastered. It’s a stealth game that has you trying to camouflage yourself on a giant ship and take out key targets without being discovered! You’re up against 7 other human players all aboard the HMCS Britannic and your only mission is to kill the others.

You can choose from 8 playable characters. You customize the skin and such so you can blend in with the crowd.

But it’s not that easy. You need to act like a regular passenger and avoid revealing yourself.

Pick a target. Find them. And kill them.

While being a target at the same time.

That’s right. The game has you sneaking around the ship looking for your targets. But as you watch and stalk your target, someone could very well be watching you as well. You need to blend in with the NPC passengers on the ship, the environment, and sometimes the other players in order to not get discovered and killed first! It’s a concept that’s only been done a few times, but it’s usually not done with this level of detail.

The game allows you to use the entire ship to your advantage. You’re free to walk anywhere on the ship and utilize everything you can to not be the odd man out. You need to do your best to blend in with the rest of the sheep or risk getting killed. The ship hides a lot of loot you can use as well. You’ll need everything you can because you don’t know how skilled the other players are and what they’re thinking. The game has four different locations on the colonial ship, such as a Music Hall or Engine House.

It’s like a mental game of chess on a boat with special abilities, a hitlist, and lots of lethal assassins.

You need to stay undercover until you’re sure you can kill your target without getting killed yourself. It’s all about watching, stalking, and thinking like a hawk/fox hybrid! You need to use a blend of strategy and stealth in order to successfully take out your chosen killers. Running and gunning probably won’t work.

Murderous Pursuits also gives you some skills and abilities to aid you in the process. There are a total of five, but you can only use two per match. You can disguise yourself to pose as just another NPC. You can also counter and flash the other players to escape or trick them.

The game features both solo offline play or online play with 8 players. You can customize the game options and even add bots if needed. Murderous Pursuits is a very interesting game that looks like a blast to play. You can sign up for the beta using the link below to get into the arena first for a “killer” time!

It’ll make you paranoid.

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Sean Wong

Hidden indie gem finder. Anything that indie devs come up that shakes the Earth- I’m first in line. I eat indies for breakfast.

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The Golden Tulip is a unique little first-person puzzle adventure game where you need to halt a nuclear crisis in the 1960’s Cold War!

The world’s fate is in your hands and you need to choose to take out the right target. You play the role of a secret undercover spy who’s being held up in a small hotel room. Name, The Golden Tulip in Beirut, Lebanon.

There’s another hotel just across the street where the main POIs inhabit. You need to kill the right one in order to stop a nuclear war on the planet!

Being a secret spy, you need to use your spy abilities in order to decipher and choose the right target to eliminate. If you choose the wrong one, then it’s game over.

You get to use a few different tools like a code sheet and a spy ear to listen in to the conversions of the few people across the street. You need to listen to all the horrible and humorous dialog you’ll encounter from just spying on people. It’s probably the highlight of the game!

When you think you’ve spotted the correct target, you’ll then need to “mark” him in order to specify it. Then you’ll flip the “execute” button to kill him. It’s that simple (and morbid).

The game takes on a humorous light and is a blast to play. You’ll probably only play it once or twice, but it’s worth the experience. It sports some nice low-poly graphics and fitting sound effects. The game does assign a random target each time you play, so you’ll want to play it at least twice to see the differences.

You’ll also get to use a pair of binoculars to spy on your potential targets. You’ll have to decode the convos and use the switchboard as well.

Try out The Golden Tulip for some cheap thrills. It’s a unique little indie game- I haven’t seen anything else remotely similar to it so far.

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Sean Wong

Hidden indie gem finder. Anything that indie devs come up that shakes the Earth- I’m first in line. I eat indies for breakfast.

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Party Hard 2 is a game stealth-based game where you need to kill everyone in sight and poop the party!

It’s a top-down simulator where your one and only goal is to slaughter everyone at a happy, festive party. It’s the sequel to the quiet success Party Hard, but this time you get even more tools to cause destruction amongst the partygoers.

The game takes stealth into play as you need to sneak around and kill all the party guests without getting noticed. If you do, you’ll be caught by the police.

There are 2 distinct locations with a new item and inventory system. There are also teleportation devices like in Party Hard 1 with the destructible environments that you can easily use to your advantage.

Party Hard 2 has a physics system built into the game as well. This means you can stab, slash, and bulldoze guests with ragdoll physics. You have a huge assortment of weapons to murder everyone in your sight. Stabbing people requires that you go close up to them, which means you may get caught and it’s actually not that entertaining. The game engine is also rebuilt with better graphics and more options to kill everyone unlike the previous one.

You also get an Insta-Kill ability that basically kills all targets within a small radius, but it has a cooldown. But you don’t have to use it if you don’t want to. There are plenty of ways to take down your guests.

How about using a giant bulldozer to run them over? Or what about tipping a giant rock or statue and crushing them? Or what about a combination of both? The game allows you to use your killer instinct and kill everyone in the most creative way possible. Some parts are perfectly set up and other parts even randomized so the props and weapons you can use are different each time. The layout of the level effectively changes and you have you work your way through it differently.

Party Hard 2 is a twisted game with dark humor. It’s a sick and sadistic game. And it’s fun. Try out the alpha demo now. Just sign up to play.

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Espial: The Eye from Above is a game where you play as an undercover spy and your mission is to take pictures using a camera of a secret briefcase exchange between two other people of interest.

That’s the game in a nutshell. It’s a pretty interesting concept and I haven’t really seen any other game focus on such a situation like this. You need to capture images using your camera of the exchange, and then afterward as well. This means you’ll be following the transaction for the entirety of the game. You must always have your eyes on the briefcase at all times, or else the game’s over. And you need to do it while being hidden from view.

That’s the goal of the game. Keep your eyes on the briefcase. It sounds easy but it can get pretty difficult at parts as you need to remain discreet.

It’s an espionage stealth game that kinda plays similar to Metal Gear Solid 2. It could even be a mission in the Metal Gear series if it were reskinned to fit the Snake’s universe. That’s how similar they are.

One thing worth mentioning is that the targets you need to keep a visual on can easily blend in with the other people. You play in a train station, so there are a lot of civilians walking about. Keep your eye on the prize (the briefcase) or you’ll easily lose it. It can take you several tries to get the hang of how the game works. It takes place during the Cold War and you only have a single roll of film. You need to take quality photos so be sparse.

The game has a unique gameplay style with graphics that are reminiscent of paper art. It’s almost like Spy vs. Spy. There’s also some background music and environmental ambiance sound effects that you’d hear in the streets. You can hear the everyday conversations of others and the entire world around you blended into one ambient track. It really does give you an atmospheric feel.

The art is pleasing to look at and really stands out.

Given that the graphics aren’t photorealistic, they’re good enough for you to get immersed. Combine that with the sound effects and music and you have a pretty tight game.

Also, you need a pretty beefy rig to play this. The game isn’t completely optimized yet, so you’ll likely suffer from framerate drops here and there. You can still get away on an average computer setup, but don’t expect smooth gameplay. It does get to the point where it affects the game and could cause you to fail the mission, so that’s a definite area for improvement.

Espial: The Eye from Above is available for download using the link below. It’s still in Beta and has been released quite a while ago. It’s still under development and you can try out this indie stealth game for yourself.

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Espial: The Eye from Above is a game where you play as an undercover spy and your mission is to take pictures using a camera of a secret briefcase exchange between two other people of interest.

That’s the game in a nutshell. It’s a pretty interesting concept and I haven’t really seen any other game focus on such a situation like this. You need to capture images using your camera of the exchange, and then afterward as well. This means you’ll be following the transaction for the entirety of the game. You must always have your eyes on the briefcase at all times, or else the game’s over. And you need to do it while being hidden from view.

That’s the goal of the game. Keep your eyes on the briefcase. It sounds easy but it can get pretty difficult at parts as you need to remain discreet.

It’s an espionage stealth game that kinda plays similar to Metal Gear Solid 2. It could even be a mission in the Metal Gear series if it were reskinned to fit the Snake’s universe. That’s how similar they are.

One thing worth mentioning is that the targets you need to keep a visual on can easily blend in with the other people. You play in a train station, so there are a lot of civilians walking about. Keep your eye on the prize (the briefcase) or you’ll easily lose it. It can take you several tries to get the hang of how the game works. It takes place during the Cold War and you only have a single roll of film. You need to take quality photos so be sparse.

The game has a unique gameplay style with graphics that are reminiscent of paper art. It’s almost like Spy vs. Spy. There’s also some background music and environmental ambiance sound effects that you’d hear in the streets. You can hear the everyday conversations of others and the entire world around you blended into one ambient track. It really does give you an atmospheric feel.

The art is pleasing to look at and really stands out.

Given that the graphics aren’t photorealistic, they’re good enough for you to get immersed. Combine that with the sound effects and music and you have a pretty tight game.

Also, you need a pretty beefy rig to play this. The game isn’t completely optimized yet, so you’ll likely suffer from framerate drops here and there. You can still get away on an average computer setup, but don’t expect smooth gameplay. It does get to the point where it affects the game and could cause you to fail the mission, so that’s a definite area for improvement.

Espial: The Eye from Above is available for download using the link below. It’s still in Beta and has been released quite a while ago. It’s still under development and you can try out this indie stealth game for yourself.

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peachscastle

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