Papers, Please, released back in 2013, was highly acclaimed for its well-crafted world-building centered on a dystopian regime and the tension involved in inspecting passports. Since then, similar games have consistently appeared on Steam. Among them, the new title 'No, I'm not a Human', released on the 16th, is being praised for offering a fresh and unique experience similar to Papers, Please, and it climbed to the top of the global Steam charts immediately upon release.

No, I'm not a Human is set in a world nearing its end due to solar anomalies. With the sun becoming too scorching to bear during the day, people primarily operate at night. Amidst this, monsters known as 'Visitors' have appeared, and people are struggling to survive. The protagonist stays inside their home, and the story begins as various people visit the house looking for a place to hide.

People arrive with various appearances and backstories. The player must carefully observe their appearance and engage in conversation to decide whether to let them in or not. One must be particularly careful, as a monster could be hiding among them. If you let a 'Visitor' into your home, a murder will occur.

Early player reception for No, I'm not a Human is 'Very Positive' (848 reviews, 94% positive). There was high interest during the demo distribution, and the full release has continued to receive favorable reviews. The unique design and music create an immersive atmosphere, and the variety of characters heightens the tension. However, some users pointed out that the save system is poor and noted bugs such as the cursor disappearing.