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It's 1955, and for unknown reasons, doppelgangers are more common than usual. Therefore, the Department of Doppelganger Detection (D.D.D.) has taken action. You are the doorman of an apartment complex, and you

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About That's not my Neighbor

In *That's Not My Neighbor* you work as a doorman for the Department of Doppelganger Detection, deciding who may enter an apartment building populated by shape‑shifting impostors. The game blends a job‑sim premise with sci‑fi and an eerie aesthetic, demanding careful observation of tenant documents.

Four distinct modes let you chase different goals: Campaign offers multiple endings based on performance, Arcade focuses on high scores, Nightmare tests skill under tougher conditions, and Custom lets you create your own tenants. The title is a single‑player indie adventure available on Windows and Linux.

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Campaign Mode

Campaign Mode presents a series of scenarios where your decisions as a doorman affect the story's outcome. Different endings are unlocked depending on how accurately you identify genuine residents versus impostors.

Progress is measured by the number of correct acceptances and rejections, and the game records your performance to determine which conclusion you receive.

  • Take notes on each applicant’s paperwork before deciding.
  • Review previous decisions to spot patterns in impostor behavior.

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Arcade Mode

Arcade Mode strips away narrative and challenges you to achieve the highest possible score. Each correct identification adds points, while mistakes reduce your total.

The mode is designed for quick play sessions, letting you compete against your own best results.

  • Prioritize speed without sacrificing accuracy.
  • Aim for streaks of correct decisions to boost your score.
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Nightmare Mode

Nightmare Mode raises the difficulty, testing your skill under stricter conditions. Impostors may appear more convincing, and the margin for error is smaller.

Success in this mode demonstrates strong observation and quick judgment.

  • Focus on subtle discrepancies in documents.
  • Limit distractions to maintain concentration.

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Custom Mode

Custom Mode allows you to design your own tenants, creating unique applicant profiles for personal challenges or sharing with others.

This sandbox element lets you experiment with different document layouts and impostor traits.

  • Vary document details to keep the mode fresh.
  • Save interesting configurations for future replay.

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Core Gameplay Mechanics

The central task is to allow or deny entry based on tenants’ documents and information, deciding whether each applicant is human or a doppelganger.

Your choices can lead to acceptance, rejection, or capture by the D.D.D. for extraction.

  • Cross‑check names, photos, and IDs carefully.
  • Remember that the D.D.D. will extract confirmed impostors.

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    What platforms can I play *That's Not My Neighbor* on?

    The game is available for Windows and Linux; it does not support macOS.

    Is there a multiplayer component?

    No, the title is a single‑player experience only.

    Can I earn achievements?

    Yes, the game includes Steam Achievements and supports Family Sharing.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.