The recent release of update 1.1.0.0 for That’s Not My Neighbor introduces a suite of enhancements designed to elevate the gaming experience for both new and returning players. For existing owners of the game, this update is accessible without additional costs. To integrate the latest features, users simply need to download the updated file and replace the previous version, preserving all saved data seamlessly. First-time players are advised to download the most current version for optimal performance.

New Features and Enhanced Gameplay

One of the most exciting additions in this update is the introduction of a new, high-difficulty “nightmare mode,” catering to players seeking a more rigorous challenge. Alongside this, the arcade mode has been streamlined to provide quicker and more engaging gameplay. The developers have also increased the text speed throughout the game, with the exception of tutorial sections, to ensure a smoother and faster narrative flow.

In terms of accessibility, significant improvements have been made. The update includes a new option to disable flashing lights, enhancing safety and comfort for players with photosensitivity. Furthermore, the update enhances the trypophobia safety feature, which now conceals triggering textures and patterns across all game sections, including tutorials, ensuring a more inclusive gaming environment.

This update also fixes several previously identified bugs, enhancing the game’s stability and performance. For players who may experience issues with the new update or prefer the old version’s settings, the developers have kept version 1.0.3.3 available for download. This allows players the flexibility to revert back if necessary. The development team is dedicated to further improving the game and has planned more updates for the future, although these will require some time to perfect. The community’s patience and support are greatly appreciated as these enhancements are being developed.