That's Not My Neighbor is a tense indie horror where deadly impostors lurk. Check IDs, scan faces, and decide who truly belongs inside or face the end.
This is a psychological horror game combining simulation and deduction, set in a world where shapeshifting creatures (doppelgangers) infiltrate human society. You play as a doorman for the Doppelganger Detection Department (DDD), responsible for verifying residents' identities before allowing them into buildings. The task may seem administrative, but the consequences of one mistake can be...deadly.
The gameplay mechanics are comparable to Papers, Please, but with a more pronounced psychological horror element.
You will have to:
An extra tooth. A misplaced scar. An overly empty gaze. Just one small mistake, and you could:
With a hand-drawn 2D graphic style reminiscent of 1950s cartoons, bright colors contrast with the eerie content, creating a characteristic sense of unease.
No monsters leap out of the screen. Only suspicion creeps into every frame. This suspiciously ordinary nature makes That's Not My Neighbor far more haunting than traditional horror games.
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