Thats Not My Neighbor

Thats Not My Neighbor That’s Not My Neighbor is a casual puzzle game where you act as a neighborhood security guard. Review IDs, compare guest details, and spot doppelgangers before they enter.

That’s Not My Neighbor

That’s Not My Neighbor is a lighthearted yet tense game set in a strange neighborhood full of impostors. You play as a building security guard, responsible for carefully reviewing the ID details of every tenant and guest who requests entry. If something doesn’t look right, you’ll need to contact the apartment building to confirm who’s inside and expose the impersonators. As you progress, the impostors become more skilled—matching stories and ID photos with unsettling accuracy—so you must rely on careful observation and quick, smart decisions to keep the area safe.

Gameplay

That’s Not My Neighbor plays in a style similar to Among Us. Your goal is to identify the impostor who is trying to sneak into the apartment complex. Doppelgangers will always attempt to pose as the real person, but they tend to leave behind small inconsistencies that can give them away.

• Window check: From behind the glass door, you receive a paper with basic information and an ID card for each person trying to enter. You can see their upper body clearly, including their face and clothing.
• Compare details: Use the information you receive and compare it against the records you have for that person. Decide whether they match a real resident or whether they’re a doppelganger.
• Use the right-side files: On the right side of the screen, you’ll find files covering people in the building. When a guest’s details arrive, check whether the provided information lines up with what’s on file.
• Unlock to allow entry: If everything matches and you feel confident they’re legitimate, press the unlock button to let them in.

In That’s Not My Neighbor, you’re expected to think logically and stay suspicious of everyone. Your choices determine safety for you and the many innocent residents—one wrong call can spell disaster for the whole building. The game doesn’t push you with a strict timer, so take your time and verify every detail before deciding. Treat every arrival as a potential threat until proven otherwise.

Features

Suspenseful Horror Atmosphere

The game creates a chilling feeling using minimal but effective visuals and sound. Each interaction ramps up the tension, and you can never fully predict what will happen next. That constant sense of unease is a big part of what makes the experience intense.

Impostor Detection System

A standout mechanic is the impostor identification process. You’ll compare ID cards, facial features, and personal information while also watching for suspicious behavior. Even tiny mismatches can expose an impostor, adding depth to every encounter.

Detailed Character Animations

Residents and impostors move with expressive animations. Small cues—like blinking patterns, unusual body language, or odd reactions—can help you judge whether someone is real. This makes the gameplay feel more alive and engaging.

High-Stakes Decision-Making

Every choice matters. Letting the wrong person inside can lead to catastrophic results, while denying a legitimate resident may cost valuable points. The game encourages decisions that are both quick and accurate.

Varied Scenarios and Encounters

You’ll meet different visitors, each bringing new clues and challenges. This variety helps keep the gameplay fresh as you learn how the mechanics work and get better at spotting impostors.

Helpful Tips

Watch for Physical Clues

If a doppelganger is clearly not who they claim to be, you can report them using the D.D.D. feature. However, not every impostor will have obvious physical tells. Sometimes the only clue is something subtle—like an incorrect nose shape, hair direction, a mole location, or the pattern of freckles.

These details are easy to miss. To avoid accidentally misreporting either a real neighbor or an impostor, compare the visitor’s image against the stored neighbor files carefully—check once, then check again.

Your records are always correct.

Always Call the Apartments

Even if the documents, appearance, and entry request seem perfect, the person at the window might still be a doppelganger. Some impostors are extremely convincing and may blend in so well that they appear legitimate.

The most reliable method is to call the apartment of the person they claim to be—especially when you can’t be 100% sure. Even if you’ve checked everything on your checklist, verify by calling.

• If you call and no one answers, or the neighbor’s roommate doesn’t confirm the story, then the visitor is most likely the real deal.
• If the neighbor answers, or their roommate confirms they are home, then the person at the window is a doppelganger.

There is also a known glitch where a neighbor can appear on the daily visitor list but still answer the call.