'Hello Guest' appears to contain a connection to the franchise's origins, with one of two available main characters bearing a resemblance to Mr. That puts players under a gradually mounting time pressure to complete even the most basic of park security tasks. It's also powered by a machine learning algorithm which, as in previous 'Hello Neighbor' games, takes notes of the players' routes and interactions, in order to better anticipate their movements.

The photophobic menace flees direct beams of light and prefers to sneak up on its prey from behind, scaring them out of their wits. Rated for ages 7 and up by PEGI, Europe's game-rating board, a cartoon-style aesthetic helps take the edge off things, if only for a couple of seconds. Players of 'Hello Guest' take the night shift at a rundown amusement park tormented by arsonist vandals and a furtive, scurrying, bird-beaked stalker. Would-be players can try it out for themselves courtesy of a demo available for Windows PCs from Steam, the Microsoft Store, and via cloud storage through the Hello Guest website,. The next entry to the 'Hello Neighbor' franchise is 'Hello Guest,' swapping domestic investigation for strange theme park goings-on.

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