The end of this Alpha contains a sequence absent from the final game, It contains a crow stalking the Peterson family eating Dinner (whoopee, Bread, my favourite), before getting up and flying off into the white void of a skybox.

A guide was pretty much the only reason I was able to experience the game at all. I understand that works for some people but it was beyond frustrating for me.

This was the first publically available build. It contains an ending in which the Neighbor catches the player trying to enter his basement, burying them alive. Overall, the Ending as a whole is brighter than it is in the final game, especially in the kitchen, where it's nice and lit up, this was dimmed down in the final. I ended up having to look things up because making progress was almost impossible as there is nothing to tell you how puzzles work, where to go, or what items are even important. The unplayable version of Hello Neighbor seen in the announcement trailer.In this Alpha, Theodore still had his gloves on, which are noticeably absent in this game, as the first time he puts them on (chronologically at least.), is the ending of this game. For some reason in this build, the Bucket that stored the Monkey Plush is absent, but was later added in.The Alpha Menu's differences are as follows:ĭifferent Lighting, Board in the middle of the Floor, Set 2 Cash Bag on the Couch, Set 4 Zombie Plush on pillow to the left, Set 3 Human Plush on the right, Water Gun on the right behind the sofa, Necronomicon on the Top Left Shelf.

The Alpha not only has a different 'Press Enter to Continue' Screen, the entire Menu is different aswell.

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