Rok narození: 1996

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At its core, That's Not My Neighbor is a tense game of observation, judgment, and quiet paranoia. Set in a 1955 apartment building, the game places you in the role of a doorman whose daily routine hides a disturbing truth: not every resident knocking at the door is human. Your task appears straightforward—verify tenants and allow entry—but every decision carries weight, and a single mistake can let a doppelgänger slip inside.

The game challenges players to examine documents, behavior, and subtle visual details to separate real neighbors from their impersonators. These creatures are convincing, calculated, and increasingly difficult to detect as the game progresses. With its pixel-art presentation and slow-burning horror atmosphere, That’s Not My Neighbor turns simple administrative work into a psychological test, where attention to detail and composure matter more than speed. Each encounter feels uneasy, forcing you to question what you see, what you trust, and whether your instincts are enough to keep the building safe.