Before you take your first step into the tense, paranoid, and unforgiving world of No, I'm not a Human, there is one critical piece of information that you absolutely must know: the game has absolutely no autosave feature.
It is one of the most frightening, mysterious, and utterly devastating events in No, I'm not a Human.
In the paranoid and unforgiving world of No, I'm not a Human, your most valuable resource isn't a weapon or a piece of evidence—it's your ability to save your game.
In the lonely and oppressive atmosphere of No, I'm not a Human, the old-fashioned rotary telephone in your hallway is more than just a piece of set dressing; it's a vital connection to the world outside your besieged home.
Welcome, doorkeeper, to the deeply unsettling and paranoid world of No, I'm not a Human.
Welcome, doorkeeper, to the tense and paranoid world of No, I'm not a Human.