That’s Not My Neighbor hires you as the sole security clerk in a block plagued by shape-shifting visitors. That’s Not My Neighbor hands you a logbook, a finicky intercom, and a queue that stretches past midnight. Each applicant presents an ID card and insists they belong upstairs. Your task? Sift real tenants from uncanny mimics before the elevator doors close.

What makes That’s Not My Neighbor brilliant is its attention to micro-details. ID photos wink when you look away, apartment numbers shift, and the impostors mimic voices but mix up personal trivia. One mistake invites disaster—green light the wrong guest and That’s Not My Neighbor rewards you with chilling cutscenes.

Tools of the Trade in That’s Not My Neighbor

Resident Almanac – That’s Not My Neighbor catalogs hobbies, pets, and relatives for every tenant. Cross-check them religiously.
Observation Meter – Stare too long and the impostor becomes hostile. That’s Not My Neighbor forces quick yet accurate judgments.
Nightly Directives – New memos add rules, from banishing deliveries to verifying laundry tokens. That’s Not My Neighbor never keeps the same routine.
Hidden Surveillance – Activate cameras to confirm floor activity, but each use shortens the night’s power reserve.

Tips for Passing the Night

Memorize Quirks – Tenants mention favorite foods and door stickers. That’s Not My Neighbor twists these trivia bits later.
Watch the Eyes – Impostors blink out of sync. That’s Not My Neighbor uses subtle animation cues to keep you alert.
Log Every Incident – Filing detailed reports unlocks backup support should That’s Not My Neighbor escalate into emergencies.
Triangulate Voices – Compare caller tone with recorded greetings. That’s Not My Neighbor hides duplicates behind cheerful facades.
Reserve the Panic Button – Hitting it early burns good will. Save it for when That’s Not My Neighbor springs trick questions.

Why That’s Not My Neighbor Sticks

That’s Not My Neighbor nails the dread of mundane surveillance jobs. The game begs you to empathize with lonely residents while training you to distrust everyone. The ending branches depending on your accuracy: expose the mimic conspiracy, get promoted to a deeper department, or disappear mid-shift.

Either way, That’s Not My Neighbor leaves you double-checking real-life building lobbies on the way home.