I just tried playing That's Not My Neighbor, and I have to say it was extremely impressive. The game creates a sense of suspense when each character knocking on the door can be a real neighbor or a dangerous doppelganger. Each right/wrong decision directly affects the outcome, so the psychological pressure is very high.

What I realized is that as the game progresses, the details that distinguish between real and fake become more sophisticated and unpredictable. There were even times when I thought I was sure, but I was still fooled because I missed a small detail.

I want to open this topic to discuss with everyone:

Are there any tips or strategies to help distinguish between impostors more effectively?

In your opinion, is this game attractive because of the psychological factor or because of the difficulty in the gameplay?

Can That's Not My Neighbor develop a multiplayer mode to increase the drama?

I look forward to hearing everyone's experiences, opinions and strategies. Maybe together we can find the “formula” for survival in this fake world.