In a world where the end is near and the wrong person at your door could mean death, knowing who to trust becomes a matter of survival. No, I’m Not a Human is bringing its unsettling brand of paranoia-driven horror to consoles in 2027, with publisher CRITICAL REFLEX and developer Trioskaz confirming releases for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch, alongside PC via the Microsoft Store.
Originally released for PC via Steam on September 15, 2025, No, I’m Not a Human puts players in a nightmarish world where deadly sunlight makes staying indoors essential, but the darkness brings its own dangers. Mysterious beings known as Visitors are roaming the world, and although they look, speak, and smell like ordinary people, some are anything but human.
Players must decide which strangers to let inside, examining their behavior and searching for signs that might reveal their true identities. However, turning everyone away is not a viable solution, either, as isolation brings its own risks. Every visitor presents a difficult decision, with potentially deadly consequences for those who make the wrong call.
With its emphasis on suspicion, interrogation, and the uneasy feeling that anyone could be hiding something, No, I’m Not a Human offers a different kind of horror experience, one in which deciding who deserves your trust is just as important as surviving the apocalypse itself.
No, I’m Not a Human is scheduled to launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch in 2027. The game is also available on PC via Steam, with its upcoming Microsoft Store release bringing it to another PC storefront.