No, I’m Not A Human is a new Indie Horror Game staple that has reached considerable popularity since its release on September 15, 2025. To celebrate the game selling over half a million copies, Trioskaz has teased an update in the near future, though the release date has not yet been disclosed.
The game really shines when it comes to its vast array of characters, and a recent Steam post has confirmed that there will soon be even more interesting faces to meet. The story of No, I’m Not a Human is far from over.
What’s New in No, I’m Not A Human?
12 New Friends Or Foes To Keep You Company
Triokaz strives to fix many of the major bugs players are experiencing, but the 12 new house guests are by far what fans are the most excited about. These are all based on long-time Patreon supporters, three of whom are featured in the Steam Community post in front of the living room backdrop.
This amount is equivalent to roughly a fifth of the guests that you can meet in the current release, so get ready to put aside a good few hours to fully delve into these new stories.
Though we’re yet to receive any major details about the stories in question, the new character shown on the left is certainly the most intriguing. It seems like they have created some kind of contraption to allow them to survive in the wasteland, or perhaps protect themselves from becoming a visitor.
The other two are a little more difficult to speculate about – the figure on the left has a concerned expression with a jumper that has “Die” written on it, and the figure in the middle is covered in shadow and appears to have some kind of mark or tattoo on their arm.
No, I’m Not A Human Has A Bigger Story Than You Realize
Trioskaz Has A Lot Planned For This Eerie World
No, I’m Not A Human won’t be forgotten any time soon – but this incredible milestone and update means that there may be even more content added in the future, and fans shouldn’t put the game down just yet. Trioskaz noted that they plan to add more than just the new house guests, but what that exactly entails is unclear.
Something that I think has the potential to be built upon in future updates is the “Body-Eater,” also referred to as “IT” by the blinded man. According to the blinded man, “IT” is far stronger than the Pale Visitor, who is arguably the most terrifying guest in No, I’m Not A Human.
This creature is talked about on the radio, but you can even see it outside your window on the 12th night if you work towards the cultist ending. A future update – or even well-deserved DLC expansion – could easily explore this formidable creature further.
If you want more of the existing characters or fancy diving into another psychological horror piece, Trioskaz’s upcoming game, “Lost in the Roots,” seems to feature the “Immortal Man” as a major character. He shares a name with the character of Yakob in the game files, and his description of his daughter is suspiciously similar to Lost in the Roots’ protagonist, Trisha.
Lost in the Roots and No I’m Not A Human have been confirmed to take place in the same universe, so we can be sure that there are many secrets that Trioskaz are yet to uncover about this magnificent yet disturbing world.