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That’s Not My Neighbor is not just another horror game—it’s a psychological test of observation, memory, and instinct wrapped in an unsettling retro aesthetic. Released by Nacho Sama in early 2024, this indie gem quickly earned a reputation for its eerie premise and addictive gameplay loop. Rather than throwing players into action-packed chases or jump-scare-heavy encounters, it demands something far more nerve-wracking: spotting the subtle differences between a harmless tenant and a deadly imposter. At its core, the game is deceptively simple: you play as a doorman in an apartment building tasked with checking IDs and faces to decide who gets in. But behind that simplicity lies an atmosphere of paranoia, tension, and dread that grips players from start to finish. Every decision feels weighty—one mistake could mean letting danger inside.
