That’s Not My Neighbor

That's Not My Neighbor starts quietly, with a stack of tenant records and a line of visitors waiting outside your apartment building. At first, checking IDs and comparing details feels simple enough. Then the mistakes begin to appear. A face doesn't quite match the file. A date feels wrong. A smile lingers a little too long. During my first play session, I caught myself zooming in on every detail, second-guessing every decision. The game rewards sharp observation and careful judgment, while a single oversight can let a dangerous doppelganger slip through. As the tension builds and the clues become harder to spot, That's Not My Neighbor transforms a routine security job into a psychological horror experience that keeps you questioning everyone at the door.