Film the Neighbor

Film a real chase in Hello Neighbor Alpha 1, make it home alive, and watch your video rack up views in Content Warning.

Solo run: gameplay recording starts when you're actually being chased and lasts 30 seconds. Getting caught means you lose, even if the recording has already ended. After respawning at home, you can try again.

In the actual Content Warning, a custom plugin imports that same video and uses the built-in CameraRecording, ContentEvaluator, BigNumbers, and VideoPlayer. Your score takes the real chase and your proximity to the neighbor into account; whether the neighbor is visible in the frame is not measured separately. Switch to Content Warning after escaping to watch the replay and see the views.

Both games must be installed: Hello Neighbor Alpha 1 and Content Warning 1.24.0. Tested on Windows 11. In this first version, the video has no sound. The package includes tested dependencies; game files are read in place and aren't included in the distribution.

Custom code is MIT-licensed, and remixes are allowed. Uses universal-modder, BepInEx, Harmony, Unity Doorstop, and FFmpeg; their licenses and source links are preserved in the package. Unofficial project, not affiliated with the games' creators.