SimulationFit check
Is That's not my Neighbor worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy observation-based decision games with an eerie science-fiction setting
- Fans of workplace simulators focused on checking documents and admitting visitors
- Players who want separate campaign, score-based, challenge, and creation modes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, exploration, or movement-focused gameplay may find the doorman-desk structure narrow.
- Those wanting a long-form adventure with extensive character progression may find the inspection-and-decision loop limited.
- Players uninterested in checking applicant details may not find much variety in the central activity.
Our take on That's not my Neighbor
The defining mechanic is deciding each applicant's fate by comparing their identity information with the building's records, while suspected impostors can be rejected or handed over for extraction.
What is That's not my Neighbor?
Set in 1955, this science-fiction job simulator casts the player as an apartment building doorman during an outbreak of doppelgangers.
Applicants present themselves as residents, and the player reviews their documents and other information before deciding whether to grant entry, reject them, or send them to the Department of Doppelganger Detection for extraction. The game focuses on observation and attention to detail within an eerie setting. Campaign Mode provides different endings based on performance, while Arcade Mode centers on improving a score. Nightmare Mode raises the challenge, and Custom Mode allows players to create tenants.
How That's not my Neighbor plays
- 01Applicant Verification
- Review resident records and other presented information before deciding an applicant's fate.
- 02Multiple Game Modes
- Campaign, Arcade, Nightmare, and Custom modes offer different structures, including alternate endings, score chasing, higher difficulty, and tenant creation.
- 03Doppelganger Decisions
- Each visitor may be a human neighbor or an impostor requiring rejection or D.D.D. intervention.
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That's not my Neighbor: platforms & release
Is That's not my Neighbor worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy observation-based decision games with an eerie science-fiction setting. Skip it if: players seeking combat, exploration, or movement-focused gameplay may find the doorman-desk structure narrow.
Where can I download That's not my Neighbor?
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What platforms is That's not my Neighbor on?
Windows and Linux.
