Games Database
PC
Adventure: Role Playing
| Viewed: | 2.5D Side-on, Scrolling | Genre: | Adventure: Role Playing |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | JoWooD | Soft. Co.: | JoWooD |
| Publishers: | Big Ben
(GB) |
Released: | 5 Mar 2004
(GB) |
| Ratings: | No rating | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
2003's Neighbours From Hell, though not an A-list release, injected a little humour into the industry by challenging players to wind up their most hated and beloved characters in a massive virtual adventure. Just one year later, the sequel is ready, cleverly titled Neighbours From Hell 2 on PC.
For this next outing, in what is likely to become a very popular series of games, our latest neighbour from hell is taking a well (un)deserved break on a cruise ship. Finding this information, you and your trusty camera team will sneak onboard in an attempt to make this neighbour's cruise a living hell. Sounds like fun!
And it is. The idea of the game is to literally drive your neighbour mad by playing some very naughty tricks on them. For the second outing, the developer has afforded the player 14 brand new tricks that can be used in six continental locations including China, Mexico and the cruise liner itself. There are also five new characters to meet and greet, as well as numerous animals in a game that is presented in a zany and comical style.
The controls are very easy to grasp, making Neighbours From Hell 2 easily accessible to both adults and mischievous kids alike. And the end of the day, it's a game that doesn't take itself seriously and is all the better for it.
For this next outing, in what is likely to become a very popular series of games, our latest neighbour from hell is taking a well (un)deserved break on a cruise ship. Finding this information, you and your trusty camera team will sneak onboard in an attempt to make this neighbour's cruise a living hell. Sounds like fun!
And it is. The idea of the game is to literally drive your neighbour mad by playing some very naughty tricks on them. For the second outing, the developer has afforded the player 14 brand new tricks that can be used in six continental locations including China, Mexico and the cruise liner itself. There are also five new characters to meet and greet, as well as numerous animals in a game that is presented in a zany and comical style.
The controls are very easy to grasp, making Neighbours From Hell 2 easily accessible to both adults and mischievous kids alike. And the end of the day, it's a game that doesn't take itself seriously and is all the better for it.
