Hello Neighbor: Hide and Seek – Switch Review TBG

TBG writes -If you played the original game, which is actually the sequel, then you will know that this sequel, actually the prequel, is a load of old shit. As I assume the first one was. Hello Neighbor: Hide and Seek (spelt incorrectly) is a follow-up, prequel, whatever the hell you want to call it – look it doesn’t really matter, the game is arse, we know that.

[LG_Fox_Brazil]

Yikes... that was harsh

[rob-GP]

Tbh, terrible review. Moaning about how ‘bad’ the original game is yet you state you never even played it. Then saying you played this game for 5 minutes. If the game is broke then yeah, it needs to get fixed, but producing a click bait article won’t make that happen now, will it?

[ZeekQuattro]

0 out of 10? Someone is desperate for clicks. Trying to get money for some last minute Christmas gifts I guess. Lol

[DaDrunkenJester]

Why the "(spelt incorrectly)"? Its spelled correctly.

[Cikatriz_ESP]

I imagine he’s an elitist speaker of British English. Regardless of nationality, it should have been taken as a sign that what came after would be pretentious.

[ChrisW]

Elitist speaker of BE, but then he ends his article with "Merry Christmas" instead of "Happy Christmas."

LOL! The author of the article is a joke! He can't even decide on what form of English to use

[ChrisW]

"Spelt" is one of the past tense and past participles of "spell" -- just like "dream - dreamt" and "learn - learnt." The U.S. primarily uses "spelled," "dreamed," and "learned." Outside of the US many variants of the English language use them interchangeably, if not predominately with a "t" instead of "ed."

EDIT: The purpose of putting the title "Hello Neighbor: Hide and Seek" and then "(spelt incorrectly)" is because the British spell "neighbor" as "neighbour." Just like they spell "color" as "colour." Obviously this quasi-journalist on TBG needs to become more knowledgeable with the English language he wishes to get anywhere in journalism.

[Cikatriz_ESP]

He’s asking what part of the title was misspelled in the first place.

[Cikatriz_ESP]

Yeah, like I said earlier, it’s the kind of thing that makes you want to write off the rest of the article without even reading it first. Not a great way to establish credibility before giving your opinion on something.

[Lionalliance]

Edgy writing.

[meganick]

0 out of 10 is an absurd score. This is easily a 1 out of 10 game.