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that's not my neighbor is a unique horror game that places you in the role of a doorman working in a 1955 apartment building. At first glance, the job seems simple: check residents and let them into the building. However, beneath this routine lies a chilling threat—doppelgangers that imitate real tenants and attempt to gain access.

The game thrives on a dark, unsettling atmosphere inspired by mid-20th-century aesthetics. Dim lighting, eerie silence, and subtle sound cues create constant tension, making every interaction feel suspicious. Each character you encounter may look familiar, but small details in their appearance, behavior, or documents can reveal something terribly wrong.

Gameplay focuses heavily on observation and decision-making. You must carefully inspect identification papers, listen to dialogue, and notice visual inconsistencies to determine whether someone is a real resident or an imposter. A single mistake can have deadly consequences, pushing you to stay alert and trust your instincts at all times.

What makes That’s Not My Neighbor especially compelling is its psychological horror. Instead of relying on jump scares, the game builds fear through paranoia and uncertainty. Every knock on the door raises the same question: can you trust who’s standing in front of you? This constant pressure turns a simple job into a nerve-wracking battle for survival, making the game a memorable experience for fans of slow-burn and suspense-driven horror.