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Home Alone Anomalies and Warning Signs

Compare reported warning signs by camera, night vision, audio, outside evidence, room state, and identity.

QUICK ANSWER

The safest habit is not memorizing a single monster list. Match the visitor's story to the correct camera, sound, vehicle, or room-state check.

Outside / vehicle

1 current cases

Police ManA beat-up van outside instead of a police car is the reported warning sign.
Room state

4 current cases

Cat LadyOne current guide reports a white cat when she describes a black cat as the mismatch.FirefighterNo smoke or fire while he claims there is one is the reported mismatch.PlumberA dry faucet while he reports a leak is the current community warning.City MaintenanceAnother current guide reports no running water as the mismatch.
Night vision

4 current cases

New NeighbourA face pressed close against the camera under night vision is the reported warning sign.Secret AgentAppearing as a tall alien under night vision is the repeated warning.Lost GirlAppearing giant through camera or night vision is the repeated warning.Sleepy WomanHer head snapping forward when night vision is switched on is the warning.
Audio

4 current cases

ClassmateA voice that changes between ordinary and deep or demonic is the reported warning.Party GirlA melodic, echoing, or artificial voice is the repeated warning.WiFi KidA repeated shutter-click or typing-like glitch on camera audio is the warning.Gym BroAn unusually high-pitched voice is the repeated warning.
Camera

4 current cases

Homeless ManNot appearing on the cameras is the reported anomaly tell.BallerinaDancing on the camera feed is the repeated warning sign.Dog OwnerThe owner appearing on all fours instead of a dog is the repeated warning.Obby PlayerThe visitor smashing a car with his fist on camera is the warning.
Identity warning

1 current cases

VampireCurrent guides consistently treat the Vampire as unsafe and advise against inviting him in.
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A channel-first routine

  • Story names a room or object: inspect that exact room state.
  • Story involves a vehicle or animal: find the matching outside feed.
  • Appearance looks ordinary: check normal CCTV, then night vision where reported.
  • Voice matters: let the full line or camera audio play.
QUICK ANSWERS

Questions players ask

Is every unusual visitor an anomaly?

No. The game asks you to compare a specific claim or signal, not judge appearance alone.

Should I always use night vision?

Use it when the selected case identifies night vision as the evidence channel.

Are these official anomaly rules?

No. They are current community-reported checks with visible source labels.

What if sources disagree?

The case is marked as a source split and Night Check asks for more evidence.