No, I’m Not a Human Surpasses 100K Copies Sold
The horror visual novel No, I’m Not a Human hit 100,000 copies sold in just four days after launch on Sept. 15, 2025.
Initially launched via Steam for Windows PC only, the title is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where humans can go outside and stay safe only in daylight, while at night the dangerous Visitors start lurking around.
As isolation is not the option in the game’s world, the player must let some of the people trying to enter the house in, determine the Visitors through interrogation and kill them, while letting usual humans stay.
On Sept. 19, 2025, in Patch 1.1.13, the game developed by Trioskaz and published by Critical Reflex received a save-on-quit feature, adjusted logic for the FEMA agent, and the possibility to skip the neighbour’s dialogues and the entire first day altogether.
According to the patch notes, the game is also about to be localized into Ukrainian, Polish, Turkish, and Italian.
As of the time of writing, No, I’m Not a Human has a Very Positive rating on Steam with 4,738 reviews.