Hello Angry Neighbor-A Maze

Hello Angry Neighbor-A Maze

Shockwave Games
3.5
Comics
50,000+ Downloads

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What we found

A maze game built around pursuit

Hello Angry Neighbor-A Maze is a tile-based hide-and-seek game for players who enjoy simple chase mechanics with a spooky neighbor theme. You move through maze-like environments, avoid capture, and work toward an exit. It is listed in the Comics category, though the main experience is an arcade puzzle game rather than a story-driven comic.

Choose how to play

You can play as a Runner or a Neighbor. As a Runner, you paint the floor by walking across tiles, turning them from green to red. Once the required tiles are painted, the exit doors unlock and you must reach them before you are caught. As the Neighbor, your goal is to catch every Runner before they finish the maze.

Room for different challenges

The game lets you adjust parts of the setup, including the number of Runners, environment size, and difficulty. Some areas include holes that make movement and route planning harder. There are also multiple characters, swipe controls, and an arcade mode with level progression that can place you in either role.

  • Two playable roles: Runner and Neighbor
  • Tile-painting objectives and locked exits
  • Customizable runner count, map size, and difficulty
  • Multiple maze environments and characters
  • Arcade progression and repeatable levels

What the listing suggests

With 50,000+ installs and a 3.5 rating from 58 reviews, Hello Angry Neighbor-A Maze has found a modest audience for its straightforward chase-and-escape format. Shockwave Games keeps the focus on quick movement, tile puzzles, and catching or avoiding opponents. It suits players looking for short arcade sessions rather than a complex horror adventure.