If you’ve just entered the world of That’s Not My Neighbor , prepare yourself for a highly stressful yet captivating job. As a security guard in a 1955 apartment building, your sole mission is to ensure the building’s safety by distinguishing real residents from ruthless doppelgangers. For new players, mastering basic checks and observation tips will be key to successfully completing your shift.
The standard procedure begins the moment someone approaches your security window. First, ask them to present their ID and Entry Permit. After receiving the documents, open the resident directory (Folder) to begin cross-referencing three key elements: name, ID number, and apartment number. Just one reversed number or discrepancy between the permit and the logbook is enough to identify a doppelganger trying to trick you.
After verifying the documents, the next crucial step is to observe their appearance and call to confirm. Carefully examine their face: are the moles in the correct position? Are there any unusual features in the shape of their ears, eyes, or nose, or are there any missing or extra details compared to the photo on the ID? Sometimes, imposters are very sophisticated but reveal themselves through their strange appearance. To be 100% sure, you should pick up the landline phone and dial the resident's room number to check. If someone answers inside, the person in front of you is definitely a fake!
Once you have reached a conclusion, simply decide whether to open or close the door. If you confirm it's a real resident, press the open button to let them in. Conversely, if you discover a doppelganger, absolutely do not open the door! Immediately press the red alert button to activate the Defense Device (D.D.D) system and eliminate the imposter instantly. Staying calm, being cautious, and following the correct procedure will help you avoid any regrettable mistakes.
That’s Not My Neighbor is a game that challenges your keen eyesight and sharp thinking. Hopefully, this guide will help new players quickly grasp the game's pace and become an excellent "gatekeeper"!