That's Not My Neighbor for Windows

That's Not My Neighbor is a 2D horror game created by Nacho Sama. It is available on itch.io. The game is set in a 1955 apartment building where you work as a doorman. Your job is to stop creatures called doppelgangers from entering the building. These creatures can imitate humans perfectly, be careful!

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The game focuses on identifying these doppelgangers and ensuring they do not enter the building. As the doorman, you are responsible for checking everyone who wants to get inside. Doppelganger Detection Department (D.D.D.), a fictional organization, assigns you this task and provides the tools you need.

You check visitor information by comparing their IDs and confirming their apartment numbers. You can also call the residents directly to make sure the visitors are real. Every decision matters because making a mistake could put the residents in danger or upset an innocent visitor.

The tools you use are simple but effective. You have a telephone on your desk to contact D.D.D. when needed. You use checklists to record every visitor’s details, like their name and purpose for visiting. You store completed checklists in folders, which are separated by floor to keep everything organized.

The game uses a security window to help you observe visitors before making a decision. This allows you to look for clues that might reveal if someone is a doppelganger. These clues include extra facial features, unnatural behavior, or odd markings. If you are sure someone is a threat, you can press the emergency button, which notifies D.D.D. immediately. Visitors hand over their documents through a small hatch, keeping you safe from direct interaction.

The gameplay creates a mix of strategy and tension. You must carefully inspect each visitor and decide if they are safe to let inside. The doppelgangers make the task challenging because they can copy human behavior, appearance, and even some memories.

The game’s setting in 1955 gives it a unique atmosphere. The tools and tasks make the experience feel realistic and serious. The mechanics are simple, but the need for careful observation keeps you focused. Each decision affects the residents’ safety, and the suspense builds as the game progresses.

The game’s demo has already received positive feedback, and its unique concept makes it stand out. If you are looking for a game with a fresh idea and engaging tasks, it offers a memorable experience.

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