Last year, the PC release of No, I’m Not Human made a wave in tha gaming sphere. People who would not normally play horror based games even joined in on it, and countless streamers broadacasted themselves contemplating on who to trust at their virtual doorstep.

With overwhelmingly positive review on Steam, the only logical step to take next for developer Trioskaz is to take this horrifying game to console for even more people to enjoy.

No, I’m Not Human, takes place in during a time the world is making a complete change for the worst; this change is referred to by Trioskaz as the “End of Times”. Something has gone terribly wrong outside your house, the daytime is an uninhabitable scorching hell. Burnt bodies line the streets and just peering out the window will melt your eyes right in their sockets. The only refuge is the night, but people keep knocking on your door during this time.

While it would be the morally correct thing to do to let those in need in, with what is going on, there is little people you can trust. Actually, some of these people knocking on your door are not really people at all–they’re called Visitors. For your own safety, you have to look through your peephole and examine each Visitor to determine if they are who they say they are.

Little things like a their teeth being a little too white, their eyes being a little too red, or insects crawling out of their ears are some of the signs to be on a look out for. Overall, they do a good job at mimicking humans, so while some are obvious, there are some who will be able to trick their way into your home.

If you make a mistake and let them in, there is only one option: eliminate them.

No, I’m Not Human will be available for Switch, PlayStation, and XBOX in 2027.