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That's Not My Neighbor
About That's Not My Neighbor
That's Not My Neighbor is a horror puzzle game where you play as a security guard in an apartment building. You're the guard at the door. Visitors come in, claim they live here, show you some ID. Your job? Figure out which ones are lying - before they step foot inside. These doppelgänger things? They copy real people down to the smallest detail. Almost. There's always something off. A wrong number on the form. A face that doesn't quite match the photo. Catch those little mistakes early, and you keep them out. Miss one, and you're in trouble.
How to Play That's Not My Neighbor?
1. Check Visitor Information
Each visitor comes with a name, apartment number, ID, and a face. Your job is to match all of that against what's on file. A single detail off - wrong number, face doesn't match - and you just know. Something's not right.
2. Look for Doppelgänger Clues
These fakes know how to blend in. But they always mess up somewhere - just gotta spot it. Maybe the eyes look weird. Maybe the info doesn't line up. Maybe they act nervous or give vague answers.
3. Decide Who Can Enter
You've checked everything. Let the real ones through. Block the fakes. No second chances - once they're in, it's too late.
Controls
Mouse Click – Check documents, inspect visitors, confirm actions.
Why Did That's Not My Neighbor Become So Popular?
That's Not My Neighbor blew up fast in the indie horror scene. No big budget, no flashy trailers - just a simple idea: check IDs, spot the fakes, keep the building safe. And people can't get enough of it.
On Steam, the numbers speak for themselves - 88% "Very Positive" from over 2,000 reviews. Most players agree: the gameplay is simple, but the tension hits hard. One wrong call and it's over. That pressure keeps you locked in.
Then there's the Milkman. Nobody expected this weird, creepy character to steal the show, but he did. His unsettling look and strange vibe turned him into an instant meme. TikTok clips, fan art, jokes - he's everywhere. And that buzz? That buzz keeps the game sticking around - way past your shift.
