All anomalies
A complete evidence-first route through the reported anomaly roster without claiming every clue is permanent.
What to do in the house
Use the channel taxonomy
The collected reports fall into camera-visible behavior, night-vision appearance, voice/audio, house-state mismatch, and outside/vehicle context.
Separate roster from rules
Several community and editorial sources agree on a broad visitor roster. That does not mean every source agrees on a current tell for every entry.
Hold unclear entries
Next Door Neighbour, Old Man, and Drunk Girl remain in the review queue in this first pass because a reliable current tell was not confirmed.
Use a repeatable process
Identify the visitor
Use the name or alias, then open the matching visitor page.
Follow the channel
Check the camera, night vision, audio, house state, or outside view named by the report.
Use the checker
Enter the observed clue. A mismatch or conflict should return Needs another check.
Do not force a verdict
Two guides disagree
Keep the entry as reported or unresolved, cite both sources, and avoid choosing the version that merely sounds more dramatic.
Keep the evidence clean
Calling the roster a tier list
A roster is a list of entities. The evidence tier page ranks clarity of signals, not visitors’ strength.
Mixing the Goblin Stalker into the door list
The Goblin Stalker is tracked as a house scare because the sources describe it as a separate house event.
Questions players ask next
How many entries are on this site?
The first pass tracks 24 door-visitor entries and one separate house-scare entry, with some reports still unresolved.
Will the list change?
Yes. New visitors, patches, console presentation, and better evidence can change aliases and clue confidence.