Complete Game Guide
Master the art of survival and visitor identification in No, I'm not a Human
No, I'm not a Human Achievements Guide
Complete list of all 20 achievements available in the Full Release of "No, I'm not a Human". Achievements cover exploration, story progression, character interactions, and completionist challenges.
🏠 Exploration & Discovery
A House with History
Uncover the hidden stories within your home
Everywhere at the End of Time
Witness every possible conclusion
Lost in the Roots
Discover the forest's ancient immortality secrets
The Usual Suspects
Encounter every character in the game
☕ Daily Life & Consumption
Breakfast of Champions
Start your day with coffee and cigarettes
Sommelier
Sample every consumable in the game
Story Was a Little Dry
Complete the story without save assistance
Your Fluffy Master
Care for your feline companion
📞 Communication & Information
Phone Book
Dial every available phone number
Radioactive
Tune into all radio broadcasts
Idiot Box
Become a complete couch potato
Special Delivery
Place an order with delivery service
🎯 Visitor Detection & Combat
Not on my watch!
Stop a Visitor in their tracks
First time?
Make a tragic mistake
TV Made Me Do It
Perform your first visitor inspection
Frenemy
Eliminate the same character in both forms
🏆 Story Progression & Endings
The End?
Endure until the final moments
Family Dinner
Welcome everyone who seeks shelter
Harsh Compromise
Accept a questionable bribe
Watch and learn
Show a visitor the consequences of violence
All Characters in No, I'm not a Human
Meet the diverse cast of characters you'll encounter in No, I'm not a Human. Each character has unique traits, behaviors, and storylines that will test your ability to distinguish between human survivors and visitor impostors.
👥 Regular Visitors (14)
🏢 Authority Figures (8)
👪 Family Groups (7)
🔮 Mysterious Figures (10)
⚡ Special Characters (35)
Character Scripts
Study these example dialogues and conversation patterns to better identify visitor behaviors. Pay attention to speech patterns, emotional responses, and story consistency.
🗣️ Common Opening Lines
❓ Response Patterns to Questions
😨 Emotional Response Patterns
🧠 Testing Questions and Responses
Edible Items
Food and consumables are vital for survival in No, I'm not a Human. Different items provide various benefits and can be found, traded for, or crafted throughout your journey.
🍞 Basic Food Items
Bread
Effect: Restores 15 health
Energy: +10
Description: Basic sustenance, commonly found
CommonCanned Food
Effect: Restores 25 health
Energy: +20
Description: Preserved food, long-lasting
CommonMeat
Effect: Restores 30 health
Energy: +25
Description: Protein-rich, substantial meal
UncommonVegetables
Effect: Restores 10 health
Energy: +15
Description: Fresh produce, vitamins
Common⚗️ Medical Consumables
Painkillers
Effect: Reduces pain effects
Energy: +15
Description: Temporary pain relief
CommonAntibiotics
Effect: Cures infections
Energy: +5
Description: Fights bacterial infections
UncommonBlood Pack
Effect: Restores 40 health
Energy: +20
Description: Emergency blood transfusion
RareHerbal Medicine
Effect: Restores 20 health
Energy: +10
Description: Natural healing properties
Uncommon⚡ Energy Boosters
Energy Drink
Effect: +30 energy
Duration: 2 hours
Description: Quick energy boost
CommonCoffee
Effect: +20 energy
Duration: 1 hour
Description: Improves alertness
CommonChocolate
Effect: +15 energy
Health: +5
Description: Mood improvement
CommonAdrenaline Shot
Effect: +50 energy
Duration: 30 minutes
Description: Emergency energy boost
Rare🍺 Luxury Items
Beer
Effect: +5 health
Special: Reduces stress
Description: Alcoholic beverage
UncommonWhiskey
Effect: +10 health
Special: Pain relief
Description: Strong alcohol
RareWine
Effect: +8 health
Special: Social bonus
Description: Fine wine
RareCake
Effect: +20 health
Energy: +15
Description: Special occasion food
RareSave Method
🔄 Auto-Save System
The game automatically saves at key moments:
- End of each night phase
- Before major story events
- After important decisions
- When discovering new clues
💾 Manual Save
Manual save options available:
- Through the main menu
- At specific save points in shelter
- Before critical decision moments
- Save slots: 5 manual + 3 auto-save
⚠️ Save Tips
- Save before major visitor decisions
- Keep multiple save files for different endings
- Auto-save cannot be disabled
- Some critical moments prevent saving
Day & Night Cycle
🌅 Day Phase
🌙 Night Phase
All Phone Numbers & Functions
Fixed Events List
Day 1-3: Initial Chaos
Solar Storm Begins
Initial solar activity spike, government warnings issued, first visitor sightings reported
Emergency Broadcast
FEMA issues first visitor identification guidelines, communication networks partially disrupted
Shelter Protocol Activated
Official shelter-in-place orders, first major visitor encounters in residential areas
Day 4-7: Escalation
Power Grid Failure
Widespread power outages begin, emergency services overwhelmed
First Mass Evacuation
Government attempts organized evacuation, resulting in mixed success
Visitor Adaptation
Visitors begin showing more sophisticated disguise capabilities
Day 8-15: Critical Phase
Medical System Collapse
Hospitals overwhelmed, supply chains completely disrupted
Military Withdrawal
Armed forces retreat to secure zones, civilian areas left vulnerable
Final Broadcast
Last government transmission, final instructions for survivors
Consumables Effects
🏥 Medical Supplies
First Aid Kit
Restores 50 health, stops bleeding
CommonPainkillers
Reduces pain effects, +10 energy
CommonAntibiotics
Cures infections, prevents disease
Uncommon⚡ Energy Items
Energy Drink
+25 energy, temporary alertness boost
CommonCaffeine Pills
+15 energy, improves investigation accuracy
CommonAdrenaline Shot
+50 energy, enhanced physical abilities
Rare🔍 Investigation Tools
Flashlight
Improves night vision, reveals hidden details
CommonMagnifying Glass
Enhanced visual inspection, -5 energy cost
UncommonUV Light
Reveals invisible visitor markings
Rare🛡️ Defense Items
Wooden Boards
Reinforces doors/windows, +10 defense
CommonBarbed Wire
Creates barriers, damages intruders
UncommonMotion Sensors
Early warning system, detects movement
RareComplete Story Walkthrough
Phase 1: Days 1-3 - Understanding the Threat
Initial Setup
Begin by securing your shelter. Board up windows, check emergency supplies, and familiarize yourself with the basic controls. The first visitors will be relatively easy to identify.
Learning Visitor Traits
FEMA broadcasts will begin teaching identification methods. Pay close attention to descriptions of abnormal teeth, bloodshot eyes, and unusual hair growth patterns.
Phase 2: Days 4-7 - Rising Stakes
Increased Visitor Activity
Visitors become more frequent and sophisticated. Some may exhibit only partial traits or attempt to conceal their features. Energy management becomes critical.
Resource Scarcity
Supplies begin running low. You'll need to balance investigation energy with resource gathering and shelter maintenance.
Phase 3: Days 8-15 - Survival Endgame
Breaking Point
Government services collapse. You're truly alone. Visitors become desperate and more aggressive. Major story decisions will determine your fate.
Final Confrontation
The truth about visitors begins to emerge. Your choices throughout the game will determine which ending you receive and the fate of your character.
Character Conditions & Traits
👥 Human Survivors
Desperate Families
Appearance: Normal to disheveled, genuine fear and exhaustion
Behavior: Cooperative, grateful, willing to share resources
Appearance Conditions: Days 1-10, groups of 2-4 people
Lone Travelers
Appearance: Worn clothing, carrying supplies, visible fatigue
Behavior: Cautious but honest, may have valuable information
Appearance Conditions: Days 3-12, single visitors
Injured Persons
Appearance: Visible injuries, bleeding, seeking medical help
Behavior: In pain but genuine, may need immediate assistance
Appearance Conditions: Days 5-14, medical supplies required
👽 Visitor Types
Novice Visitors
Appearance: Obvious visitor traits (perfect teeth, bloodshot eyes)
Behavior: Nervous, inconsistent stories, unusual requests
Appearance Conditions: Days 1-7, easier to identify
Adapted Visitors
Appearance: Subtle or concealed traits, better disguises
Behavior: More confident, sophisticated deception tactics
Appearance Conditions: Days 4-12, harder to detect
Elite Visitors
Appearance: Nearly perfect human imitation, minimal visible traits
Behavior: Extremely convincing, may attempt psychological manipulation
Appearance Conditions: Days 8-15, very difficult to identify
🎭 Special Encounters
Government Officials
Appearance: Professional attire, identification badges
Behavior: Authoritative, may have crucial information
Appearance Conditions: Days 2-6, story-critical encounters
Repeat Visitors
Appearance: May return with different appearance or story
Behavior: Testing your memory and consistency
Appearance Conditions: Various days, trust testing
The Mysterious Stranger
Appearance: Unusually calm, knowing demeanor
Behavior: Drops hints about visitor origins and true nature
Appearance Conditions: Days 10-15, reveals plot secrets
No, I'm not a Human Visitor Identification Guide
🔍 Physical Examination Method
Initial Visual Assessment
Begin with a quick overall appearance check. Look for obvious signs: unusual pallor, perfect teeth, bloodshot eyes. Cost: 10 energy
Close Physical Examination
Request closer inspection of specific features. Check teeth, eyes, and hair patterns. Cost: 15 energy
Behavioral Observation
Engage in conversation to assess speech patterns, emotional responses, and story consistency. Cost: 20 energy
Belongings Inspection
Examine carried items for suspicious or non-human objects. Cost: 25 energy
⚠️ Key Identification Markers
Dental Anomalies
Primary Indicator: Abnormally white, perfectly aligned teeth
Secondary Signs: Unnatural smile, too many teeth, metallic appearance
Detection Method: Direct visual inspection, request to show teeth
Ocular Abnormalities
Primary Indicator: Bloodshot eyes with red streaks
Secondary Signs: Unusual pupil dilation, reflective retinas, lack of blinking
Detection Method: Close eye examination, light response test
Dermal Patterns
Primary Indicator: Unusual skin texture or temperature
Secondary Signs: No body hair, abnormal healing, scarring patterns
Detection Method: Physical contact examination, clothing inspection
🧠 Advanced Detection Techniques
Psychological Evaluation
Ask personal questions about their past, family, or emotional experiences. Visitors often struggle with complex emotional responses or detailed human memories.
Sensory Testing
Test reactions to various stimuli: strong smells, loud noises, temperature changes. Visitors may exhibit abnormal sensory responses.
Consistency Checking
Ask the same questions in different ways. Visitors often contradict themselves or forget their fabricated stories.
Physical Response Testing
Observe reactions to physical proximity, personal space invasion, or sudden movements. Visitors may have unnatural reflexes or lack of personal boundaries.
All Endings Guide
No, I'm not a Human features multiple branching endings based on your decisions throughout the game. Each ending requires specific choices and conditions to unlock.
Survivor Ending
Requirements:
- Correctly identify 90%+ of visitors
- Maintain shelter integrity above 75%
- Save at least 10 human lives
- Collect all key evidence items
- Reach Day 15 with positive reputation
Strategy:
Focus on accurate identification, be conservative with energy, and help genuine humans whenever possible. Keep detailed notes on visitor patterns.
Discovery Ending
Requirements:
- Investigate every visitor thoroughly
- Find all hidden clues and documents
- Decipher the visitor's true origin
- Complete all research objectives
- Confront the source of the invasion
Strategy:
Prioritize investigation over survival. Use energy on deep examinations, search every location, and piece together the complete story.
Community Ending
Requirements:
- Help at least 15 different survivors
- Build trust with repeat visitors
- Establish communication networks
- Share resources generously
- Maintain positive relationships
Strategy:
Be compassionate and trusting. Help everyone you can, even if it means taking risks. Build a network of allies and share resources.
Tragic Ending
Requirements:
- Make 5+ major identification errors
- Allow critical shelter damage
- Lose key allies through poor decisions
- Fail to uncover essential information
- Reach Day 15 with low survival rate
Strategy:
This ending occurs naturally through poor play. To avoid it, save frequently and learn from mistakes.
Hidden Truth Ending
Requirements:
- Complete specific dialogue choices with key NPCs
- Find all hidden audio logs
- Solve the radio frequency puzzle
- Access the government bunker
- Uncover the conspiracy
Strategy:
Pay attention to subtle clues, explore every dialogue option, and don't trust official broadcasts completely.
Sacrifice Ending
Requirements:
- Save others at personal expense
- Make selfless choices consistently
- Sacrifice resources for the greater good
- Protect vulnerable survivors
- Face the final choice with compassion
Strategy:
Always put others before yourself. Make difficult choices that benefit the community even if they harm you personally.
General Tips for All Endings
Tips & Tricks
🎯 Beginner Tips
⚡ Energy Management
🔍 Advanced Detection
🏠 Shelter Management
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Pro Strategies
📊 Pattern Recognition
Learn visitor types and their common traits. Experienced players can identify patterns that make detection much easier.
⏰ Timing Optimization
Certain visitors appear at specific times. Plan your energy usage around known high-risk periods.
🔄 Adaptive Strategy
Adjust your approach based on current conditions. Sometimes aggression is necessary, other times caution is key.
🎭 Psychological Tactics
Use conversation and psychological pressure to reveal visitor traits. Many visitors break under careful questioning.