That’s not my Neighbor

In That’s Not My Neighbor, the tranquil facade of a 1950s apartment complex is shattered by the threat of doppelgangers, setting the stage for a game of cunning deception and critical decision-making. Tasked by the secretive Doppelganger Detection Department, players assume the pivotal role of a doorman charged with the safety of the apartment’s residents. Every visitor holds potential danger, as players must meticulously scrutinize documentation and observe behaviors to distinguish genuine residents from lethal impostors intent on chaos.

High Stakes Verification

The gameplay hinges on the player’s ability to conduct thorough verifications under pressure. Equipped with only the residents’ expected profiles, personal documents, and the sparse tools of a doorman’s office, players must make split-second decisions that could mean life or death. Each encounter is a tense standoff, with the slightest oversight potentially allowing a deadly doppelganger to slip through. The game’s unique challenge lies in its blend of psychological tension and investigative puzzle-solving, where every detail could be a clue and every clue could be a trap.

Dynamic Gameplay Consequences

The consequences of each day’s decisions are immediately apparent in That’s Not My Neighbor, as the game tallies and displays the accuracy of the player’s judgments at the end of each run. Successful detection of a doppelganger is rewarded with relief and accolades, while mistakes are starkly illustrated with a bloody tally of the aftermath. This direct feedback loop drives home the gravity of the player’s role and serves as a critical learning tool, pushing them to refine their observation skills and adapt strategies in subsequent games. The constant introduction of new characters and scenarios ensures that no two playthroughs are alike, keeping the challenge fresh and the suspense palpable.