The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam.

The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam.

      Critical Reflex and developer Trioskaz have introduced a new horror experience on Steam with the release of No, I’m Not a Human. This unsettling, tension-filled horror thriller immerses players in a world where they must answer the door to unfamiliar faces in a post-apocalyptic setting. Watch the newly released trailer below to find out who might be at your door.

      The world is on the brink of destruction, with sun-baked streets littered with charred remains, and a noxious odor permeating the air. The only safe haven is within the confines of your home, with curtains drawn tight. Relief from the heat only comes at night, but the darkness is ruled by the Visitors.

      In No, I’m Not a Human, solitude is not an option; humans are inherently social, but when someone knocks, you must be vigilant, look for signs of humanity, and eliminate the Visitors.

      Experience the stories of numerous unique and troubled guests—some may offer assistance while others will require aid. Always check for the indicators that reveal they may not be what they appear.

      Key features include:

      - A disturbed world where night offers the only shelter, yet even nighttime is not truly secure.

      - Only allow humans inside by looking for telltale signs of Visitors.

      - Interrogate guests, identify the Visitors, and eliminate them before they eliminate you.

      - Discover hidden rooms in your refuge and uncover surprises in the guests' stories.

      - Explore 10 different endings to the game based on your choices.

      No, I’m Not a Human is currently available on Steam with a 10% launch discount running until September 29th.

The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam. The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam. The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam. The horror thriller No, I’m Not a Human introduces a sense of paranoia on Steam.

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