That's not my Neighbor!: The Department of Doppelganger Detection Needs You!

Yes, in "That's not my Neighbor!", players act as a doorman for the Department of Doppelganger Detection (D.D.D.). Their duty is to identify and prevent imposter doppelgangers from gaining entry into the apartment complex.

The main objective in "That's not my Neighbor!" is to carefully check visitors and use provided resident information to detect doppelgangers. Players must decide whether to grant or deny entry based on these checks.

Players identify doppelgangers in "That's not my Neighbor!" by comparing the visitor's appearance and claims against detailed resident records. These records include names, apartment numbers, ID numbers, and specific physical descriptions.

The game "That's not my Neighbor!" is set in an apartment complex where the player works. The game's user interface clearly displays a calendar indicating the year is 1955, specifically February.

Yes, "That's not my Neighbor!" provides a list of residents with their names and apartment numbers, as seen in the game's interface. This list is crucial for verifying incoming visitors.