Sneak into the Neighbor’s house and build your way out with Minecraft blocks and tools.
A solo stealth sandbox that brings Minecraft into your own Hello Neighbor game. Hello Neighbor stays on screen and the Neighbor keeps hunting; a real Minecraft client runs hidden and shares its player, blocks, items, inventory and mobs with the house.
Sneak into the house, place or break Minecraft blocks on Hello Neighbor's surfaces, throw or use items to distract the Neighbor, and build an escape route. The Minecraft world is private single-player.
You need: Hello Neighbor installed through Steam and Minecraft: Java Edition. On first launch, sign in once in the included Prism Launcher with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft. Melty waits while Prism sets up the Minecraft 26.3 client and Java, then starts Hello Neighbor.
Controls: Minecraft movement, inventory and hotbar work as usual. Hold R to interact with Hello Neighbor objects, G to use a held object, X to throw it, F4 toggles Minecraft movement, and F6 redraws Minecraft blocks.
This first build inherits some upstream limitations: held Hello Neighbor items can lag; level geometry is scanned as you explore; the Act 1 basement chase and finale boss can require Hello Neighbor movement (F4); elytra and ender pearls can be unreliable.
Credits: Based on HelloCraft by Gaming with ACK, MIT licensed, with portions adapted from SkyCraft. Third-party notices are included in the package. Original mod code is MIT; remixes are welcome. No Hello Neighbor or Minecraft game assets are included. Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with tinyBuild, Dynamic Pixels, Mojang or Microsoft.