Im Not a Human

Stranded on Earth, this little visitor isn't quite sure how things work here. Every suburban street, school hallway, and supermarket aisle feels alien to them. Your mission is to help them act like a local, even when their instincts scream otherwise. It’s a comedic take on hiding in plain sight, where every interaction could blow your cover. Rather than a straightforward chase, the game challenges you to observe human routines and react smartly. You'll shift shapes, mimic sounds, and use unusual gadgets to disarm tricky situations. The puzzles are woven naturally into the environment, making exploration rewarding. Visual gags and subtle humor keep the tone light, even when you're inches away from being spotted. The result feels like a clever mix of classic adventure games and modern stealth-lite experiments.

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What is Im Not a Human

You've just crash-landed in the middle of suburbia, and the locals are suspicious. Time to look harmless, act busy, and find a way back home.

How to Play

Use the arrow keys or WASD to move your alien around. Approach objects to interact, and hold the shift key to activate your disguise or special ability.

Tips for Playing

  • Study human patterns before making a move—routines are your best clue.
  • Use your disguise ability only when you're out of sight; it wears off quickly.
  • Try combining items in your inventory to create makeshift tools.
  • If you're spotted, don't panic—sometimes acting lost confuses them.
  • Collect shiny objects; they may seem useless but often unlock secrets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a full stealth game, or more about puzzles?

It blends both, but the focus is on clever puzzle-solving. Stealth plays a supporting role, mostly for getting past human observers.

How many levels are there?

The game features over twenty handcrafted levels, ranging from quiet neighborhoods to high-security research labs.

Can I replay levels to get a better score?

Yes, each level tracks how quickly you finish and how many items you collect, encouraging repeat runs.

Does the game have any combat?

No, combat isn't an option. Your only tools are wits, disguises, and environmental tricks.

Is there a way to save my progress?

Progress is saved automatically at the start of each level, so you never lose much if you leave mid-way.

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