#Secret neighbor characters free

I don't think you can complete her quest as a disguised neighbour which holds her back from S tier. Effectiveness goes down in group combat but not impossible.

Very lethal in 1vs1 as disguised neighbour. People have also said that her quest can expire and remove the speed buff which I don't know if it is intentional or not. Scout- Moved to A tier as people have commented that there are in fact seeds in the game. Not very powerful as the neighbour either because of slow gameplay and his quest already being a passive on the neighbour. His quest to open gates is also not very powerful as most gates can be easily worked around.

His viability heavily depends upon lucky spawns or teammates feeding him gears but they take an inventory slot for other kids and you have no way to find each other outside of giving your location away. Inventor- The biggest flaw of the inventor is that he needs gears to be able to do anything so it slows you down while looking for keys. You can also troll kids as the neighbour when using him by quickly finding and hiding keys in silly areas.

#Secret neighbor characters free

Making the neighbour move slower when you are grabbed assures free escapes when in group combat.ĭetective-His power combined with map knowledge can considerably speed up the game to the point where it can last less than 5 minutes with lucky spawns. It's a lot of fun if you happen to stumble upon a good group, but if even one player is a jerk, the entire match can quickly devolve into a toxic mess that makes you want to leave this neighborhood.Bagger- Being able to hold 4 items after completing his quest makes him a force to be reckoned as the kid or neighbour since it applies to both. That's fine if you're playing with friends, but playing with strangers is often a coin toss. One other problem is a standard issue with these kinds of games, which is that you're required to play online. This is particularly frustrating when you overlook, say, a red key sitting on a red desk because it's almost hiding in plain sight. Also, while the game's style is colorful and cartoonish, it's also far too easy for things to blend together. It's difficult to maneuver around the cluttered house without getting tripped up on random objects or the occasional pitfall. For starters, the controls feel stiff and clunky. Much like the disguised Neighbor, there are technical and design issues hiding under the surface that hold the game back. It an insane and exhilarating formula that almost makes up for its shortcomings. And there's nothing quite as terrifying as turning away from a friend one second, only to turn back around and come face to face with the creepy glare of the Neighbor the next. It's a constant feeling of tension and anxiety, which only builds as you slowly lose contact with captured teammates. All the while, you're just waiting to see if your buddy really does need your help to open a locked door down an isolated hallway or if he's secretly just plucking you from the herd. You've got the challenge of tracking down all the hidden keys in this massive house, requiring your team to work together while also splitting up to cover more ground.

But that's the biggest part of the game's appeal as well. Can you really trust that teammate helping you out, or are they just waiting for the opportunity to stab you in the back when you least expect it? In Secret Neighbor, suspicion and paranoia are just as big a threat as the creepy Neighbor you're all trying to evade.