No I’m Not a Human is a psychological survival horror game that thrives on distrust, fear, and the terror of not knowing who, or what, is standing at your door. Do you open the door… or do you pull the trigger? Let’s play and make your decision.
Every night, new guests arrive. Some are humans seeking refuge, others are Visitors wearing human skin. Your job in No I'm not a Human is to decide who stays alive and who doesn’t. A wrong choice means death lurking in your own home.
In the nightmare world of No, I’m Not a Human, every visitor at your doorstep could be salvation or slaughter. The game introduces a wide cast of unsettling figures, each one bringing new layers of doubt:
The Intruder - a relentless figure who forces his way in if you dare to live alone.
Seductive Woman - alluring yet suspicious, she hides more than her smile reveals.
Coat Guy - a mysterious drifter wrapped in heavy clothing, his true face never clear.
Cat Lady - seemingly harmless, but her obsession with pets feels unnatural.
Cashier Girl - familiar in appearance, but her words don’t always match her humanity.
Immortal Man - his presence bends reality, leaving more questions than answers.
Wireface - a grotesque being whose features warp like broken machinery.
Amogus Guy - unsettling and absurd, yet his presence reminds you that terror has many shapes.
Daytime brings questioning and suspicion. Nighttime brings screams. With limited energy, you must choose which guests to examine. Will you uncover the signs in time, or let the enemy slip through your door?
Your shelter is filled with items both mundane and sinister. Coffee, beer, and strange foods keep you awake long enough to check guests. A shotgun offers a brutal choice: execute or forgive. But every pull of the trigger might end an innocent life… or save the last survivors.
The fate of your household is not fixed. No, I’m Not a Human offers ten distinct endings shaped by your paranoia and choices: from the horrific Intruder ending, to massacre, to survival. Each path leaves its mark, forcing you to question what humanity really means.
No I’m Not a Human drags you into a nightmare of suspicion and survival. Every shadow could hide a killer, every smile could be a mask, and every knock at the door might be your last chance. Dare to play, but remember: in this world, the scariest monsters are the ones that look human.
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