Neighbours from Hell Compilation Cartoon pranks for the cameras
Play a reality TV prankster who rigs traps around an oblivious neighbour, sneaks past his dog and chains the gags while the ratings climb.
Is Neighbours from Hell Compilation worth it?
Neighbours from Hell Compilation is worth it if…
- you like planning a route before you act, then watching the plan pay off
- you enjoy comedy built from slapstick timing rather than punchlines
- you want something light you can finish in a few sittings
- you played this years ago and want the original, not a remake
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Prank, film, repeat
Each episode is a broadcast: cameras follow you through the neighbour's house while you sneak around collecting ordinary objects and turning them into traps. Marbles on the floor, a cactus behind the alarm clock, soap where bare feet will land. The trick is the chain. One prank is fine, but stringing several together in one run, timed to the neighbour's patrol route, is where the score lives. Get spotted by him, a watchful neighbour or the guard dog and the show gets pulled off air. The cartoon reactions are the payoff: every trap lands with a big, wordless gag that says more than dialogue could.
A holiday he did not book
The sequel, Neighbours from Hell 2: On Vacation, sends the show abroad. The neighbour wants a well-earned holiday, so Woody and the camera crew sneak onto his cruise liner and make sure he does not enjoy a minute of it. His mum comes along, and she dotes on him, which changes how you have to work. There are 14 new episodes across six locations, including China, India and Mexico, with more than five new characters and plenty of animals to avoid. The soundtrack follows the trip, picking up the flavour of each country, and the puzzles get trickier as the show moves into its next round.
What should you know before playing?
How long does it take to finish?
Each game has 14 episodes, and a full run of one takes roughly three to four hours. So the compilation is a short, tidy package: an evening or two per game, longer if you chase perfect prank chains in every episode. Episodes can be replayed in any order once you have them, which makes it easy to dip in for one round of mischief at a time.
Is it actually difficult?
The basics are simple: grab an item, place it, stay out of sight. The challenge comes from doing it all in one clean sweep. Chaining every prank in an episode without being spotted takes timing and a bit of route planning, and the neighbour's routines shift between episodes. Casual players can enjoy it at their own pace; perfectionists will find plenty to chew on.
