No, I'm Not a Human Is Coming to PS5, Xbox and Nintendo Switch in Spring 2027

No, I'm Not a Human, the psychological horror game from developer Trioskaz, is officially coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox and Nintendo Switch in spring 2027. Publisher Critical Reflex confirmed the console release during the ID@Xbox and IGN Showcase on October 20, 2026, bringing the acclaimed indie horror game to new platforms after its successful PC launch.

Originally released on Steam in September 2025, the game challenges players to survive an apocalypse where mysterious creatures disguise themselves as humans. The console versions will include previously released content updates, while the Xbox release will also be available through Game Pass.

Critical Reflex has confirmed that No, I'm Not a Human will launch on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. An exact release date within the spring 2027 window has not been announced. Xbox players will also be able to access the game through Game Pass when it launches. PlayStation and Xbox players can already add it to their wishlists.

Developer Trioskaz has confirmed that the console versions will include the content updates released for PC before their arrival. This includes the Usual Suspects update, which expanded the original experience with additional characters, encounters and story outcomes.

The announcement means console players will receive an expanded version of the game rather than the original September 2025 release without its subsequent additions.

No, I'm Not a Human takes place during an apocalypse caused by extreme heat from the sun. Going outside during the day has become deadly, forcing survivors to remain indoors until nightfall.

However, the darkness brings another danger. Mysterious creatures known as Visitors have begun appearing among the remaining human population, disguising themselves as ordinary people. Players control a homeowner who must decide whether to allow strangers inside when they come knocking.

Some visitors are genuine survivors looking for shelter, while others are dangerous impostors. Players must question their guests, examine suspicious physical characteristics and determine who can be trusted.

Allowing a Visitor into the house can put everyone inside at risk. However, refusing shelter to every stranger is not a reliable solution either, as isolation creates its own dangers.

The game builds its horror around these decisions, with unsettling character designs and unpredictable encounters making it difficult to determine who is telling the truth. Its story also features multiple endings, allowing players' choices and treatment of their guests to influence how events unfold.

Trioskaz is continuing to develop additional content for No, I'm Not a Human following its PC release. The developer is currently working on Moon Shine, an upcoming update that will introduce more story content and endings. In its October 20 announcement, the team described it as its biggest update yet.

The latest teaser focused on additional character storylines, including a new ending involving the character known as Coat Guy or Cold. Trioskaz has not announced a release date for Moon Shine. However, the developer has confirmed that console players will receive all updates released before the new versions launch.

The console announcement follows a successful first year for the game. No, I'm Not a Human launched on Steam on September 15, 2025, and sold more than 500,000 copies during its first month.

Critical Reflex has since confirmed that the game has surpassed one million sales on PC, marking a major milestone ahead of its console debut.