At first, I thought That's Not My Neighbor was just a simple paperwork-checking horror game. But the more I played, the more I was drawn into the feeling of suspicion I had about everyone standing at the door.

What makes the game so captivating isn't the jumpscares, but the very natural psychological pressure. Even a small detail like a glance, a smile, or mismatched information is enough to make me hesitate about whether to trust or reject someone.

That’s Not My Neighbor builds tension slowly but extremely effectively. Every decision feels like a gamble with the consequences behind that door.