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That's not my Neighbor!

Think you can spot the imposter? Step into the uncanny world of the D.D.D., verify IDs, and keep the doppelgangers out in this viral analog horror challenge.

Key Figures

Downloads

28K+

User Rating

2.2/5

Total Ratings

200

Publisher

武罗

Master the Art of Detection

Step into the shoes of a doorman for the D.D.D. and protect your apartment complex from supernatural impostors using sharp observation and strict protocol.

Scrutinize Every Detail

Compare entry permits, IDs, and physical appearances to catch subtle mistakes in the doppelgangers' disguises.

Expose the Uncanny

Confront beings that look almost human. Use your intuition to identify who belongs and who is a deadly imitation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about That's not my Neighbor!

Is "That's not my Neighbor!" a doorman simulation game?

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.

What is the player's objective in "That's not my Neighbor!"?

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.

How do players identify doppelgangers in "That's not my Neighbor!"?

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.

What is the setting and year of "That's not my Neighbor!"?

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.

Does "That's not my Neighbor!" provide a resident list?

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.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

That's not my Neighbor! - A suspicious character appears at the security window in Thats not my Neighbor horror game — A suspicious character appears at the security window in Thats not my Neighbor horror game

That's not my Neighbor! - A list of neighbor portraits and names on a paper document on a doormans desk with a rotary phone — A list of neighbor portraits and names on a paper document on a doormans desk with a rotary phone

That's not my Neighbor! - A character in a pink outfit being interrogated at the doorman desk in Thats not my Neighbor game — A character in a pink outfit being interrogated at the doorman desk in Thats not my Neighbor game

A game screenshot showing neighbor profile records for Mclooy and Steven Rudboys with ID numbers and physical descriptions for verification.

That's not my Neighbor! - A smiling character in a purple suit and hat at the doorman station window in the That's not my Neighbor game. — A smiling character in a purple suit and hat at the doorman station window in the That's not my Neighbor game.

That's not my Neighbor! - Gameplay screenshot of That's not my Neighbor showing a security desk with a rotary phone and a neighbor appearing on a monitor. — Gameplay screenshot of That's not my Neighbor showing a security desk with a rotary phone and a neighbor appearing on a monitor.

Description

The Department of Doppelganger Detection (D.D.D.) needs you! Immerse yourself in the experience of working as a doorman in an apartment complex infested by beings that take on the appearance of your building's neighbors.