No, I'm not a Human

No, I'm not a Human is a scenario at the end of the earth that forces a person to stay inside and lock all the doors. The outside world is hostile, and blackened bodies lie contorted in agony on the sun-scorched streets. During the day, looking outside can burn your eyes and force you to take cover. The only salvation comes at nightfall, but this time it belongs to creatures known as Visitors. The main gameplay in No, I'm not a Human begins with knocking on the door. A lonely voice will beg for shelter, but the one who comes looks, speaks and even smells like a person, which creates the main difficulty. The goal is to identify, through careful observation, the subtle characteristics that differentiate them from humans. Complete isolation is not possible as visitors will overwhelm a lone player, so some petitioners will have to be allowed inside. Communication with these guests leads to various consequences, which depend on the decisions made in a tense environment. Some arrivals will offer assistance, increasing their chances of survival, while others will require support themselves. However, some of these visitors will be Visitors whose explicit goal is murder. In this game, the main goal is to first destroy such creatures, which requires direct interrogation of each guest to reveal their identity and do what is necessary. Features of the gameplay on the threshold of the apocalypse: • Interrogate each guest to reveal their true nature. • Making decisions on which the further development of events depends. • Having to let strangers in to get help and resources. • Identifying and eliminating hostile creatures disguised as people.