Dread Neighbor is a first-person psychological horror game built on recurring scenes and subtle environmental shifts, where fear arises not from direct threats but from the feeling that familiar space no longer obeys logic. There are no sudden outbursts — the tension builds through details that initially seem random, but then begin to coalesce into something unsettling and inexplicable. An ordinary space that ceases to be ordinary The apartment, hallways, and rooms look familiar, but turn away and something has changed. The light becomes dimmer, objects shift, and corners appear deeper than they should be. It's not immediately obvious, but it gradually creates the feeling that you're not alone, even when no one else is around. Everyday activities become a source of tension. Coming home, walking down the hallway, being in a room — everything begins to feel different, as the space reacts to your presence. The longer you wait, the harder it is to ignore what's happening, and at some point, you realize it's not the house that's causing the problem, but something inside that's been watching for a while. Features of the game Repeating scenes with changes. Gradual increase in tension. Minimum direct threats, maximum atmosphere. Distortion of familiar space.