Neighbors Suburban Warfare Wiki — Characters, Items and Guides

A Neighbors Suburban Warfare wiki is split across two places: the community-run Neighbors: Suburban Warfare Wiki at neighborssuburbanwarfare.wiki.gg, which keeps the item, house, perk and neighbor pages, and this site, which turns those raw references into practical guides. The official wiki's main page is the fastest lookup for names and categories, while the pages below cover the how and why.

What the Official Neighbors: Suburban Warfare Wiki Covers

The official community wiki is a MediaWiki instance that anyone can register and edit. When it was last read in October 2026 its main page reported 83 articles and listed eight neighbors alongside item, house, perk, pet and cosmetic indexes. Note that its FAQ block is an Early Access snapshot from 2025, so a few answers there are now out of date.

Wiki section	What it documents	This site's deeper page
Neighbors	The eight playable characters and their kits	Characters and Tier List
Items	Fifteen everyday objects turned weapons	How to Play
Houses	The playable house layouts used on both maps	Game Modes
Perks	Per-neighbor perk progression and a level cap of 20	Characters
Neighborhoods	The maps the matches are fought across	Game Modes
Pets and Cosmetics	Companion and customization references	Mods

The wiki's own news section tracked the Early Access hotfixes V0.9.0.10, V0.9.0.17 and V0.9.0.21 across 18 to 20 April 2025, which is a useful marker of how early that snapshot is.

Neighbors, Items, and Houses at a Glance

The documented roster is eight neighbors, each with their own ability set and perk tree. The 1.0 launch added Gwen as a ninth pick and reworked Destruction, but the eight names below are the ones the wiki indexes.

Documented content	Count on the wiki's main page
Articles	83
Neighbors	8 (Gwen added at 1.0)
Items	15
Level cap	20
Houses playable on both maps	5
Maps	2

• Chad — described by the community as the counter to Doreen, with a vacuum tool that pulls enemies in.
• Doreen — the tankiest character and the highest melee damage over time.
• Gramps — the team healer, with an umbrella-and-seagull themed kit.
• Kevin — a small, highly mobile slingshot user with a grapple.
• Kim — the only neighbor who can repair structures.
• Louie — a melee bruiser whose ultimate scrambles enemy controls.
• Mary-Jean — the only ranged root, plus lockpicking and a wall-hack ability.
• P.A. — a backdoor specialist whose ultimate can delete the super jackhammer.

The fifteen documented items are just as literal: Aunt Addie's Iron, Catapult, Crowbar, Doughminator, Frying Pan, Golf Club, Hammer, Mop, Orange Cannon, Pop Gun, Saw, Sledgehammer, Trash Can Lid, Vacuum Cleaner and Water Bucket. Houses matter because the defender picks a layout and its window and door positions decide how easy the house is to hold.

Wiki Gaps and What This Site Adds Instead

The official wiki is strong on names but thin on strategy, and it has not been rebuilt since Early Access went free to play. The practical gaps are:

• No crossplay or platform matrix, which is answered on Crossplay and Platforms.
• No release timeline beyond the Early Access snapshot, covered on Release Date.
• No tier discussion, which the community fills in on the Tier List page.
• Little on economy routing or defense priorities, covered in the Guide.

Invisible Walls, the developer and publisher, is also the studio working with Ghost Ship Games on continued Deep Rock Galactic development, a detail surfaced in the Big Break Showcase 2026 introduction rather than on the game's own wiki.