Release Date and Platforms
PC (Steam) — Languages and Requirements
No, I'm not a Human PC version released on September 15, 2025. It’s available on Steam with multi‑language UI and subtitles. Check the No, I'm not a Human platform page for minimum and recommended specs and language notes. Sources: Wikipedia, Steam.
Consoles (PS5, Xbox Series X|S) — Release Window
No, I'm not a Human console versions are scheduled after the PC launch. Follow our No, I'm not a Human platforms page for official timing, feature parity, and controller notes as patches land.
Where to Play and Download
Official PC Link (Steam)
Play No, I'm not a Human safely via the official Steam store. Where to play No, I'm not a Human: Steam is the official source. We do not recommend third‑party downloads or mirrors.
Security Note on Third‑party Downloads
For your account safety and to receive updates, always install from official storefronts. Our download page explains why this matters and lists disk space as patches arrive.
Start Smart: Endings, Visitors, FEMA Notice
Quick Links to Endings and All Visitors
New here? Begin with a spoiler‑safe overview of all endings and a practical visitors compendium that prioritizes examinations under a tight daily energy budget.
FEMA Notice: What It Means and How to Handle It
When the FEMA worker arrives, they may request a guest for testing. Our focused page explains timings, outcomes, and risk‑reduction tactics.
Updates and Hotfixes
Latest Known Issues and Fix Status
We summarize official hotfixes such as save/softlock fixes and controller prompt updates. Each entry links back to the original Steam Community post for verification.
Learn the Core Loop
By day you examine guests, budgeting limited energy to inspect teeth, nails, eyes, demeanor, and context. Night brings the knock. Humans may show false positives; Visitors won’t always show every tell. Decisions are probabilistic, not mechanical—this is where the horror breathes.
The TV broadcast introduces new tells as nights pass, so your checklist evolves alongside the threat. Isolation is not an option: without other humans, the house—and you—won’t survive to see the ending you want.
Our guides favor minimal spoilers. We present short checklists and fold away specifics for those who prefer to discover.
Why This Hub
Fragmented tips waste time and ruin tension. This hub consolidates verified facts from Wikipedia, Steam, and Metacritic with hands‑on strategies. It respects your attention and your playthrough.
- Accurate: we cite official sources and community posts.
- Practical: checklists you can apply immediately.
- Low‑spoiler: expandable details when you want them.
What Exactly Is “No, I’m not a Human”?
At its core, this is a first‑person anxiety horror about judgment under scarcity. The premise is simple but cruel: the sun scorches the world by day; at night Visitors that mimic humans roam. You live in a small house at the edge of town. People knock, beg to come in, and you must decide whether they stay, whether they leave, or whether you pull the trigger. The loop blends slow‑burn investigation with sudden, high‑stakes choices. For verified background and release facts, see the Wikipedia overview and the official Steam store page.
Unlike traditional survival horror, there are no maze‑like levels or monster chases. The tension is psychological: interpreting imperfect signals, living with consequences, and managing a dwindling pool of safe options. Choices compound over days, and small errors—like misreading a tell or wasting energy on a low‑yield inspection—can echo into your finale.
How Decisions Work
Every day you receive a fresh news broadcast that introduces or reinforces a new “tell”. Some tells are physical (teeth, nails, eye condition), others are behavioral or contextual (word choice, timing, smell, inconsistencies). Importantly, humans can exhibit a tell by coincidence, and Visitors won’t always present all tells. Certainty is rare. The game rewards pattern‑building across categories rather than hunting for any single tell.
- Energy economy: examinations cost energy; finishing the day requires spending it all. Plan a high‑signal order and avoid busywork.
- Deferred risk: sparing a suspected Visitor may doom a guest overnight. Killing a human by mistake has no direct mechanical punishment, but it can remove useful allies and change late‑game safety.
- Information growth: your checklist evolves with the nightly broadcast, so optimal routines change over time.
FEMA and Other Special Encounters
Beyond ordinary guests, several encounter types punctuate the loop. A FEMA worker may demand that a random guest be taken for testing; an Intruder can force his way in; a Vigilante may turn suspicion back toward you. These events test your preparation: a house with too few reliable humans becomes fragile, while a house with poorly vetted occupants turns lethal. We break down FEMA timing, outcomes and planning on the dedicated FEMA Notice page.
The existence and cadence of these encounters are documented on the Wikipedia article and further discussed in community threads on the Steam Community hub.
Release, Price and Where to Buy
The PC version launched on September 15, 2025. The official storefront is the Steam store page, where you can verify current pricing, supported languages, achievements and system requirements. Console versions for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S are planned after the PC launch; timing updates are usually mirrored in press coverage and the Steam news feed. For a consolidated platform view, see our Platforms page.
We recommend purchasing via official storefronts only. Third‑party downloads risk malware and will not receive hotfixes. Our Download page explains safe install steps and notes on patch sizes.
Languages, Fonts and Localization
Language support and font details are listed on the Steam store. Community posts note updates such as a DotGothic font switch for Japanese UI and a revised Korean character atlas; scan the Steam Community for recent localization hotfixes. We mirror critical changes on our Updates page.
System Requirements and Performance Tips
Per the store listing, the minimum PC spec targets Windows 10, an Intel Core i5 class CPU, 2 GB RAM and a GTX 960 GPU. While the game is not hardware‑intensive, you will benefit from keeping drivers up to date and disabling background overlays to avoid input conflicts. Full specs and language lists live on the Steam page.
If you play on a high‑DPI laptop, force the GPU for the executable in your graphics control panel to prevent low‑power stutter. Windowed‑fullscreen can mitigate alt‑tab issues on some setups.
Controller and Input Notes
Early posts on the Steam Community hub mention prompt icon glitches with specific controllers and advice to disable Steam Input when using certain gamepads. If you mix mouse‑keyboard and controller during a session, UI hints can desync; pick one input for the run to avoid confusion. We track these items on the Updates page with links back to official notes.
Save System and Softlocks
Hotfix posts describe edge cases in which saving at the start of a night and reloading could cause nightly guests to disappear, effectively softlocking progress. The developers have shipped fixes; if you still encounter issues, verify files and avoid saving in transitional moments. See the Community hub for the latest hotfix notes and our summarized timeline on Updates.
Critic and Community Reception
Reception centers on the game’s oppressive atmosphere, the moral discomfort of killing on suspicion, and the way minor clues gain weight over time. For an aggregate snapshot, check the Metacritic listing for the PC version: Metacritic — No, I’m not a Human. Community impressions and guides are concentrated in the Steam Community hub, which is also the best place to report bugs directly.
FAQ: Quick Answers
- Is there a mobile version? Not at the moment. See Mobile Availability.
- Is there a PS5 version? Planned after PC. Track updates on PS5 Status.
- Where do I buy? Use the official Where to Play links (Steam).
- How many endings are there? Multiple. Start with Endings Guide for spoiler‑safe trees.
- What are “All Visitors”? A practical index of tells and encounter types: Visitors Compendium.