"Someone is knocking at your dorm room door. They look just like your friend—every single facial feature is identical. But according to the data on your laptop screen... they aren't even on campus."
It is 00:00 AM during a thick campus fog lockdown at Ashworth House. You are locked inside your dormitory room with a reinforced steel door, a peephole, and a desk laptop connected directly to the university's student database.
Outside in the hallway, late-night visitors are asking to be let in. They know your friends' names, they even wear their clothes. But something doesn't add up.
"Never unbolt the door based on a friendly voice alone. Check their last keycard swipe on your laptop screen. If the timestamp doesn't match their story, secure the deadbolt immediately."
Your survival during the night depends entirely on cold logic and attention to detail.
Cross-reference student records, keycard logs, and attendance sheets to catch hidden contradictions.
Interrogate the person outside through the grate. Listen closely for awkward pauses, lies, or wrong answers.
Admit genuine students seeking shelter, or trigger the security shutters before an Absentee slips inside.