Who's my neighbor? Story Game

Who's my neighbor? Story Game

Dream Girl - Visual Novel

359 ratings
91 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 26, 2019
  • September 3, 2019
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Engage in a visual novel experience where you uncover a relationship with a neighbor amidst suspicious events. This game is designed for mature audiences.

Visual novel gameplay
Relationship discovery
Suspicious event narrative
Mature content
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What's New in Who's my neighbor? Story Game

1.3

September 3, 2019

- English Grammar corrections - Graphical improvements

User reviews

It’s funny

Ngl good story if your horny like me but in some endings you can’t help but laugh 💀

it's perfect

exactly what i wanted

One star

Uncensore it and I will make it five stars😁

Read this to improve the game. It could be better.

For starters, the game has too many ads and it’s annoying. The ads disrupt the gameplay after you make a decision or pick something to say and as a player of the game, I find that heavily annoying.

My next thing is about the characters and the story. First off, why do the characters have different art designs? That should be improved and I feel it should have better graphics. The girl in my opinion has great graphics and all, but I hate how the character we play as have pretty terrible art styles and how our character’s art looks different from the girl’s. Also, why is it censored when it’s rated 17 and up? That’s kinda dumb and I think there should be an option to turn it on and off. I mean how do we know what’s going on if it’s censored and we can’t see anything?! That ruins the story and makes us less interested. It makes the story less juicy or intriguing especially if it’s a love storyline. And, why is the story so short? I feel it could be longer and have had more scenes and events. Please review this statement and fix your game. The game would have better ratings if you do these things.
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What😃

I didn’t know it was a game with INAPPROPRIATE things in there😭😭😭

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Frequent crashes

Bug

Freezing issues

Bug

Compatibility problems

Bug

Incorrect spelling/grammar

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Uncensored mode

Feature

More story content

Feature

Improved graphics

Feature

Ability to save progress

Feature

Fewer ads

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FAQ

What is the age rating for Who's my neighbor? Story Game?

Who's my neighbor? Story Game has an age rating of 17+ and is suitable for 18 years of age and older.

Does Who's my neighbor? Story Game have ads?

No, Who's my neighbor? Story Game does not contain advertisements.

What devices can I play Who's my neighbor? Story Game on?

Who's my neighbor? Story Game is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

What is the overall user sentiment for Who's my neighbor? Story Game?

User reviews indicate a negative overall sentiment, with common complaints including censored content, copied character designs, and cringeworthy writing, despite some users enjoying the funny story and interesting gameplay.

How often is Who's my neighbor? Story Game updated?

The latest version of Who's my neighbor? Story Game is 1.3, which was last updated on September 3, 2019. The game was initially released on April 26, 2019.

What are the main gameplay mechanics in Who's my neighbor? Story Game?

The game is a visual novel that focuses on discovering a relationship with a neighbor and progressing through a narrative filled with suspicious events.

What do users like most about Who's my neighbor? Story Game?

According to user review insights, players appreciate the funny story, well-designed interface, interesting gameplay, and overall enjoyable experience.

What are the main criticisms of Who's my neighbor? Story Game?

User feedback highlights issues such as censored content, copied character designs, cringeworthy writing, and the presence of bugs and glitches, indicating a lack of originality.