That’s not my Neighbor Updates

That’s Not My Neighbor is a game that thrusts players into the role of a doorman tasked with identifying and preventing doppelgangers from entering an apartment building. Set in a world where these creatures mimic human appearance for sinister purposes, players must use various tools and their judgment to protect the residents. The game has received several updates to enhance gameplay, address issues, and expand compatibility.

Here’s a summary of updates from the earliest to the latest version.

Update (1.0.1.3)

In version 1.0.1.3, a glitch was fixed that previously prevented the display of documents for subsequent neighbors when the go back button on the phone was pressed just before a call tone started. Players are encouraged to re-download and overwrite the existing file to retain saved data without impact.

Update (1.0.1.4)

Version 1.0.1.3 had an issue stopping calls from ending when lines were busy or numbers were invalid. This has been rectified in version 1.0.1.4, advising players to update their game to this version.

Update (1.0.2.0)

Version 1.0.2.0 addressed a problem where the ID wouldn’t open at times and fixed the sporadic absence of text during phone conversations. It added a new feature to the game over screen that lists the names and descriptions of doppelgangers admitted, and it improved the calling feature to recognize when a neighbor has entered. The start menu was also modified in anticipation of future updates. Players with the game installed were prompted to download it again.

Update (1.0.3.0)

With version 1.0.3.0, issues preventing text from showing during interactions with certain characters were fixed, alongside several small bugs and typographical errors. New accessibility options were introduced, including a fixed camera angle and a smaller dialogue box size. A significant change was made to the phone feature, which remains disabled until a neighbor is detected, and an emergency bypass for the cleaning protocol was added. Additionally, a “Can My PC Run It” file was provided to help players verify system compatibility.

Small patch (1.0.3.1)

Acknowledging the frequent updates, a bug found in the checklist feature was fixed in version 1.0.3.1, aiming for a flawless game experience. Minor bugs discovered were also addressed, hinting at this being the final update before a significant content addition.

Demo for Linux and Mac (I need your help)

A demo version became accessible for Linux and Mac users, with the developer seeking feedback from at least five individuals to ensure the demo’s compatibility with these platforms before launching the complete game.

Linux and Mac available and new version 1.0.3.2!

Version 1.0.3.2 introduced the “Trypophobia” feature under accessibility settings and improved compatibility with Linux and Mac, though manual download for Linux and a bypass for Mac’s security were needed. Players were reminded to re-download for updates without losing saved progress.

1.0.3.3

The latest version, 1.0.3.3, fixed minor issues and addressed the oversight of not concealing the worms in the Trypophobia feature from the prior version, enhancing the game’s overall experience and accessibility.