In the files of Hello Guest Alpha 1, exists a test map for, well, testing. Has 2 ropes, a ball, attached to a HN1 Key Hold Left Shift to slowly fall down, avoiding harms way!, takes the visuals of a white bomb This Item worked like a second inventory, you could put it down, and then put other items into it Placeholder for the Locks, Can be knocked off a door by throwing something at it These cutscenes exist for both Quentin and Beatrix. These are labelled as "Alpha2_Intro" in the files, so they were either scrapped for time constraints, or meant to be used in a possible Alpha 2 of Hello Guest, before being scrapped entirely for Hello Neighbor 2 Alpha 1.Ĭut Cinematics that would have teached the player how to activate the funicular. In the files, there exists two unused extended endings for Beatrix and Quentin. It is then revealed that behind the wall is the weather station, and the game sends, sending the player back to the title screen.Reshoot all of these, as these cutscenes DO have audio, but the video doesn't as the uploader forgot to turn audio on. The player can turn on the rocket ship, launching it towards the wall, breaking it. It's a tall ride, with a rocket ship attached to it. In the good ending, after fueling up the rollercoaster enough, the player reaches a new area in the Golden Apple Amusement Park. It is not seen what’s behind it in this ending. The bad ending plays a cutscene, where the player wakes up with the Guest looking at them as the wall is blown up.
Every time the player is caught, a bomb is placed on a tall, white wall which surrounds and guards a weather station. The player just needs to keep getting caught by the Guest. The bad ending is not hard to get at all.
Regardless, there is a small bit of story in the Hello Guest Prototype. This version introduced a new concept, setting, art style and characters.įiguring out solutions to the puzzles was fairly difficult, the Guest was a totally new AI, and nothing like the Neighbor and other enemies fans had been used to. The password was eventually cracked by fans. Originally, the Hello Guest Prototype had a hidden download link which required a password. The Hello Guest Prototype was the first version of Hello Guest, a game that would eventually evolve into Hello Neighbor 2.
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