No, I'm not a Human

A really cool game, reminiscent of Detroit, where your decision can change everything. The pride of Russian gamedev.

To say this game is immersive would be an understatement. Its saturated daytime palette, contrasted with the sickly green tones of the night, creates an unforgettable atmosphere. The soundtrack blends nostalgia, religion, and mysticism, but with a constant sense of threat. Its characters teeter on the edge of the uncanny valley, yet they feel more human and complex than your average AAA protagonist.

The concept is simple: a man, abandoned by a cruel world, lives in a house far removed from society, in an empty peace. Until his neighbor, after having one too many beers, arrives to warn him of two things. First, that he cannot leave his house during the day: the sun emits temperatures unbearable for humans. Second, that he must let strangers into his home, as a contact assured him that this w… Read full

It's a fun game! You feel like your house is full of guests, and you wake up to find more than a few corpses. I'll give it a 9.9 because I really enjoyed it, but I'll give it an 8.2 for the lack of comprehension and character development.

The game is fantastic! I played the demo version long before the release, even though it felt different before. It's still great. It has excellent execution. Of course, updates are the only thing keeping it going now, but if the developers release a major update this summer, it'll likely regain its former hype. Should I play it or not? Yes, playing is a great choice. The game is excellent, and my crappy laptop handled it even though it's older than me. Thanks for reading the review; I even enjoyed writing it.

You know, foreign horror games try to scare you with a parade of jump scares, creepy monsters, and dark corridors, but domestic horror games push the plot and what's happening in it. A great example is the game No I'm Not a Human, the best domestic horror of the year. In it, you have to make a daily choice about who to let in and who not. The thing is, there's an apocalypse on Earth, and now guests are coming out of the ground. Spoiler alert: there's a maniac in the game who you need to tell that you're not alone, then he won't touch you. The game has a ton of endings, which makes it even more interesting and scary. It's a top-notch game.