That's Not My Neighbor

That's Not My Neighbor is a suspenseful horror puzzle game where you inspect IDs, spot disguised impostors and decide who can safely enter the building.

That's Not My Neighbor places you in the role of an apartment doorman in 1955, where a routine security job quickly turns into a tense game of observation. Strange creatures capable of perfectly copying human appearance are attempting to enter the building, and it's your responsibility to tell genuine residents apart from convincing impostors.

Created by independent developer Nacho Sama, the game blends detective-style investigation with psychological suspense. Instead of relying on action, it challenges your attention to detail, making every decision feel meaningful as each visitor arrives at your desk.

CHECKING EVERY DETAIL

That's Not My Neighbor revolves around the careful examination of each person who wants to enter the apartment building. You need to compare identification cards with resident records, verify personal information, and pay close attention to facial features, names, and small inconsistencies that could reveal a disguised impostor. Some visitors may seem completely trustworthy, while others hide subtle clues that only careful players will notice. Every correct decision keeps the building secure, while mistakes make each shift even more unpredictable.

Control

• Mouse - Interact with documents, inspect visitors, and make entry decisions.

Observation Is Your Greatest Tool

That's Not My Neighbor rewards patience and logical thinking. Doppelgangers often look almost identical to real tenants, but tiny differences in paperwork, expressions, or behavior can expose them. As the game progresses, the inspections become increasingly challenging, encouraging players to stay focused and question every detail before making a choice.

Retro Style Meets Suspense

The game's pixel-art presentation creates a unique atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and mysterious. The simple visuals allow the investigation mechanics to take center stage while gradually building tension through unexpected encounters and clever character designs. Every shift introduces new visitors, keeping the experience fresh and encouraging multiple playthroughs.

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