That's Not Our Neighbor: Paper Education

About That's Not Our Neighbor: Paper Education

That's Not Our Neighbor: Paper Education puts you in the role of a newly hired security guard at the Paper Education school, right as a virus outbreak strikes the building. The base task is straightforward but demanding: screen every visitor who wants to enter and keep the infected ones out. A black rectangular switch with a white vertical line sits on the right wall of the guard station, ready to be used when a visitor needs to be turned away. In one scene, a character with pointed ears and long dark hair wears a white rectangular mask over the lower half of their face — exactly the kind of detail a sharp-eyed guard needs to notice.

How to Play That's Not Our Neighbor: Paper Education

Every person who approaches the entrance must be checked before being allowed inside. A quarantine list posted on the door names those who must not enter, so cross-referencing each visitor against that list is essential. Medical masks are another detail to watch: their presence or absence on a visitor matters. For cases where the virus isn't visible to the naked eye, ultraviolet light can reveal it on a visitor's body. When a visitor should not be let in, pull the red lever. Missing even a single detail can let an infected person through, so careful attention is the core of every decision.

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