House 13 Impostor Identification: Screening & Vetting Guide

The front-door station is a three-control panel: one control that checks the visitor, one that lets them in, and one that closes the door. Alongside the controls the door offers short dialogue prompts to question whoever is outside — in the recording the player uses prompts asking what the visitor wants and why they chose this house (observed 01:45–02:12).

What is not established: the recording never shows a clear success or failure signal from the check control, so this page cannot tell you what it reports or whether it is reliable. Nobody has published a first-party description of the prompts, the answer tree or the odds. Treat the check control as one input among several, and keep the close-door option available. The labels on the three controls, and what it means to press each one, are itemised on the House 13 controls reference.

What the check control costs: a second recording, published 2026-09-12, shows that selecting it opens a Roblox purchase dialog — Buy Item, item name Impostor Check — instead of returning a free verdict (observed 03:24). The player closes the dialog without buying and the night carries on. The price is not legible in the 360p stream, so this page quotes no number, and neither recording shows what a paid check displays; the frame-level detail sits in the console table on the controls page.

The risk that makes screening matter: the same recording shows visitors who were admitted and then attacked from inside the house minutes later (observed 14:17–14:25, 15:10–15:25, 26:30–26:38). Letting someone in is not a final verdict on them, which is the concrete reason this guide keeps telling you to keep watching whoever you admit.