That's Not My Neighbor: Every Answer To Chester's Quiz

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You'll meet a wide variety of strange characters in , including Chester, a man who interrogates you in a surprise twist where you have to answer several questions from his quiz. This random encounter could lead to a rare hidden achievement/trophy if you manage to answer every question correctly. However, you need to be prepared to have the right answers to pass Chester's test.

is a thought-provoking job simulation game similar to where you work for the Doppelganger Detection Department (D.D.D.) as a security guard. Your tasks are to interrogate characters and figure out who could be a Doppelganger among them. As you do this, you start to uncover connections between different individuals and try to expose anyone attempting to impersonate their relationships.

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Unlike many of the other characters in the game, whose patterns you can start to predict over time, Chester is a random encounter that could happen at any time during your playthrough. Although Chester is guaranteed to show up on your first playthrough of each Game Mode, it can still be hard to anticipate his arrival at your window. You have to be ready at all times for Chester to show up out of nowhere.

You'll be able to recognize Chester depending on the Game Mode you are playing since his appearance changes slightly between the two difficulties. In Arcade Mode, Chester is a man wearing a red plaid button-up jacket along with a white T-shirt with a peace sign. The red headband and silver hair should also be a good indicator of Chester, along with his thousand-yard stare in.

During Nightmare Mode, Chester has a similar look to the Arcade mode version, only this time he almost looks like a zombie with pale skin and sharp teeth. His jacket has blood splattered across it and his eyes have almost glowing pupils and deep shadows to create a horrifying appearance for the