Something is amiss with everyone's favorite Saturday morning puppet show! For years, the colorful cast of The Friendly Neighborhood delighted audiences across the globe with their cooky capers and educational adventures. However, as time went on and interest waned, the production studio found themselves out of money and closed their doors for good. Toy sales would dwindle, and birthday balloons and cakes would find new mascots. In time, the once household names would fade into increasingly niche fandoms. Until one night years later, the studio unexpectedly clicks back to life and starts broadcasting The Friendly Neighborhood. TV sets across the globe flicker for a moment before the familiar puppets return for a surprise encore! But this isn't your typical family-friendly holiday special... are those puppets eating each other!?
While the concept is odd enough to help prop up the experience to a degree, at some point its middling mechanics and play struggle to justify its price tag
My Friendly Neighborhood is a genuine surprise, offering a fresh take on survival horror and forging its own identity within its genre.
My Friendly Neighborhood combines a number of elements from well-known, classic horror games and puts a fun twist on it. I think it is a perfect, easy horror game to get into without over the top gore and themes. It’s definitely worth trying out and you get a decent amount of game for £25. For comparison, Resident Evil Village was £60 on release and...
My Friendly Neighborhood toes the line between horror and humour, in an epic survival quest that turns nostalgia into apprehension. I definitely recommend this game to those looking for a less serious adventure that still provides the gratification and entertainment of bigger titles. I will certainly be revisiting it in my spare time.
If you ever thought Resident Evil needed more felt My Friendly Neighborhood will be right up your Sesame Street.
