No, I'm Not a Human Heads to Switch, PS5, and Xbox in 2027
The console announcement arrives alongside a Pale Visitor plush at Youtooz and a preview of the Moon Shine update's new ending, so CRITICAL REFLEX is expanding the game's reach at the same moment it keeps the PC version moving.
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CRITICAL REFLEX announced console versions of the horror adventure game No, I'm Not a Human on October 21. The game is coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with Xbox Game Pass support, planned for 2027 at an undecided price. The console releases will include all updates distributed for the PC version before launch.
The console versions will bundle every update shipped for the PC version before release. That matters for a game whose premise depends on learning and re-learning how to read the Visitors at the door, since balance and content changes feed directly into that loop.
Players talk through the door with each arrival, then decide whether to invite them in or send them away. A Visitor admitted to the house kills the humans inside. Letting no one in draws an attack, so at least one human must stay hidden. TV news and interrogation, checking eyes and teeth, are the tools for telling the two apart. A judged Visitor is shot.
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