About House 13: Concierge Simulator
House 13: Concierge Simulator puts a concierge in a Soviet apartment block where documents and incidents begin to conflict. Admission checks are part of a wider investigation involving logs and surveillance. The booth supplies both an immediate decision and a place to connect evidence about the building.
How to Play House 13: Concierge Simulator
Getting Started
- Compare the visitor's documents line by line.
- Approve or deny entry based on the contradiction you can identify.
- Review logs, cameras, or records when an incident changes the next investigation question.
Practical tips
- Keep a document mismatch separate from an unsettling conversation; they are different kinds of evidence.
- Use a recording to answer a specific question rather than switching cameras without a purpose.
Frequently asked question
Is this only a face-recognition game?
No. Compare documents and consult the archived information as well as examining the visitor. A convincing appearance can still conflict with the records.








