99 Nights In The Forest That's Not My Neighbor

In the game "99 Nights In The Forest That's Not My Neighbor," you take on the role of a forest cabin guard, where guests arrive according to a list: a deer, an owl, children, cultists, a goat, and even aliens. Among them are evil copies disguised as familiar characters from "99 Nights in the Forest." The essence of the game is to distinguish the residents from the fakes by noticing small inconsistencies in their appearance and papers. This is a detective puzzle without unnecessary pomp, where attention to detail and memory of faces are decisive.

How to play?

You will need to check documents and appearances. First, complete the training by following the prompts, then move on to the shifts. Check the guest list: the name must match the record and room number. Flip through the documents, comparing photos, IDs, and stamps, noting any discrepancies. Notice details in appearance: the shape of Skinwalker's antlers, the eyes of the owl, the color of the cultists' cloaks, the accessories of the Lego figures, the distinctive ears and beard of the goat. If something doesn't add up, don't rush and check everything carefully.

The copies become more cunning with each passing night, so be vigilant and look for anything that might seem suspicious. Use your mental notes, remembering who has already been there and what they looked like, then act quickly during the rush hours. This is a game of attentiveness, where competent guest checks and a steady rhythm of decisions earn you points and a clean shift. For convenience, keep things in order: first the list, then the documents, then the external inspection, and only then the dialogue and decision. If in doubt, reread the lines, comparing letters and numbers. Boldness here is not about speed, but about accuracy: by checking the fields, matches, and stamps, you can easily uncover a forgery. This is a real document verification simulator in a forest setting with humor, where the main thing is attentiveness and a keen eye.