That’s Not My Neighbor

In 1955, the Department of Imposter Detection (D.D.D.) desperately needs your help. Your new job? Become the doorman of a prestigious apartment complex. The problem? Shape-shifting, man-eating monsters are trying to infiltrate the building, and they look almost identical to the real residents. Welcome to That's Not My Neighbor, a game of brilliant deduction, extreme suspicion, and terrifying attention to detail.

What is "That's Not My Neighbor"?

Heavily inspired by the administrative horror film Papers, Please, That's Not My Neighbor is a 2D indie game that combines horror and puzzle elements, where your only weapons are your eyes, a rotary dial telephone, and a checklist.

You are the first and last line of defense for the building's residents. Your objective is simple in theory: let the normal people in and keep the imposters out. But when a monster perfectly mimics a resident's face—except for a missing mole or a slightly wider smile—the line between safety and death becomes terrifyingly thin. Let the right person in, and everyone sleeps safely. Let the imposter in, and you face deadly consequences.

Gameplay: Entrance Check Procedure

To survive your shift, you must strictly adhere to D.D.D.'s security procedures. Every time someone approaches your window, you need to conduct a thorough investigation:

• Verify Today's List: Is this person scheduled to be in the building today? If they're not on the list, you have reason to be suspicious.
• Verify Documentation: Request their ID and entrance request form. Compare the name, apartment number, and D.D.D. logo. Imposters often forge these documents with subtle spelling errors or fake logos.
• Appearance Analysis: This is the most crucial step. Compare the person at the window to the official photo in your resident records. Look for anomalies: unusual eye color, a missing hat, an extra finger, or occasionally, a completely distorted, horrifying face.
• Calling: If you're unsure, use a dial phone to call their apartment. If the resident actually answers from inside, you know the creature at your window is an imposter.
• Final Verdict: Once you've made your decision, press the green button to open the door, or press the red emergency alarm button to call the D.D.D. "cleanup crew" to eliminate the impostor.

Key Features

• 1950s Atmosphere: Retro art style and a jazz-infused soundtrack perfectly contrast with the creeping fear in the gameplay.
• Intense Psychological Horror: No cheap, constant jump scares. Fear comes from your self-doubt. Did I miss a detail? Is her nose always this long?
• High Replayability: Encounters are randomized. A safe resident from your previous playthrough might become a bloodthirsty clone the next.

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