No, I’m not a Human is a psychological stealth and identity-discovery game where players control a creature disguising itself among humans. The goal is not just survival, but deception, adaptation, and eventually, escape. The game plays with social logic, memory puzzles, and shifting roles, forcing players to navigate complex systems of behavior to remain undetected.
Players begin each level in a human environment—a school, mall, subway station—filled with NPCs who follow routines. The core mechanic revolves around mimicry. You must walk, speak, and act as humans do, using visual and auditory clues to avoid detection. The AI tracks movement patterns and behavioral logic. Acting too slowly, or too perfectly, can raise suspicion.
Throughout each area, subtle differences emerge. Lighting changes reveal true appearances. Sound anomalies provide clues about others who might be like you—or hunting you. Over time, players gain tools to mask their presence, but the game’s challenge escalates as NPCs become more responsive and organized.
Though stealth and mimicry drive the gameplay, No, I’m not a Human is about identity. Through recovered memories, players slowly uncover who—or what—they really are, and why they ended up among humans. Some sequences suggest there are others like you, possibly guiding or watching. The narrative never gives full answers, but instead encourages speculation, layering the gameplay with emotional depth and tension.
No, I’m not a Human invites players to question what it means to belong, and whether the mask they wear is protecting them—or hiding them from themselves. It’s a deeply immersive game for those who enjoy tension, stealth, and existential gameplay wrapped in a constantly shifting world.
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