Independent player resource

About Scare Your Neighbor

This is an independent guide hub for players learning how to scare neighbors, steal and process packages, build income, and progress through the increasingly difficult neighborhoods in .

Our mission

Practical help for every package run

We turn the core gameplay loop into clear, useful guidance: train your Scare and Speed, frighten the right targets, bring packages home safely, and use each reward to strengthen your base.

Our coverage follows the questions players face as they advance, from early training and minion upgrades to item values, costumes, Speed Auras, and the requirements for higher neighborhood tiers.

What this site is for

Guides built around player decisions

Clear guidance

Find straightforward routes for scaring neighbors, stealing packages, improving stats, managing your base, and choosing useful upgrades.

Evidence aware

We distinguish observed game information from assumptions and use available data to explain targets, requirements, rewards, and progression systems.

Maintained context

Updates can change neighborhoods, rewards, balance, or progression, so guide context is treated as something to review rather than a permanent promise.

Open to corrections

If a requirement, item detail, or progression route changes, player feedback helps identify what needs checking and improves future revisions.

Independence

An unofficial, fan-made resource

Scare Your Neighbor is an independent guide site created for the player community. It is unofficial and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the game's developer or Roblox.

The site focuses on practical explanations of the experience, including package runs, base income, item choices, stat training, costumes, and neighborhood progression, without presenting itself as an official source.

A note on accuracy

Game systems and values can change as is updated, and some details may be incomplete or observed at a particular point in time. Check in-game information and let us know when something needs correction.

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Share corrections, missing details, or useful player context so this independent resource can become more helpful for the community.