There's nothing I love more than the ''Check people to survive type of horror game'' so of course we're immediately delving into a full No I'm Not A Human walkthrough, where we'll help you interact with all Visitors, unlock all Endings, point out important Items to use, and more.
How to Survive All Days in No, I'm Not a Human
If you're wondering how to survive all the days in No, I'm Not a Human, we are here to help with our full walkthrough which goes through each day, what to do, how to identify Visitors, as well as how to get all of the endings. This is a work in progress and we will update it with all tried and tested information ASAP.
Important Basics
- Every day during daylight check the TV again after you've heard the broadcast, you might get a useful add with a phone number, like the FoRest delivery service
- Every day during daylight make sure to also check the radio as you'll get even more hints on what to look out for when it comes to the Visitors
- There are some Guests who will come on set days, while there are others that are Randomized. We will list out the exact order of the days below.
- Kombucha saves the game once, but it's used up. You can buy more from the FoRest delivery service. I suggest using it on Day 8 or 9.
- Call FoRest every day until you get through, and order something from the Delivery Service.
- If there are more Visitors than Humans, your Humans will die.
- If you shoot at a person and Body Bags appear, they were a Human; if it's just the lower half of their body, then they were a Visitor.
Day 1
During the Day 1 daylight, there isn't much going on. Check the TV and Radio, talk to your Neighbor in the Kitchen, and drink a beer to go to sleep. Here is the order the Visitors will show up during the night (from left to right):
 Little Girl (Always Human) |  Tall Man (Always Human) |  Hunched Woman (Always a Visitor) |  Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |
Overall, let everyone in on the first night, as you'll get two confirmed Humans and one randomized Guest who you will have to check if they are a Visitor or not. Additionally, if you let everyone in on a run, you will get the Family Dinner achievement, no matter which ending you get on that run.
Day 2
During Daylight of Day 2 in No I'm Not a Human, make sure to watch the TV for the ForRest Delivery service number, as you won't be able to call until you've seen it. You can immediately place an order and it will arrive during the night. This will also get you the Special Delivery achievement.
When it comes to nighttime, four randomized guests will visit you. If you've ordered delivery, then that one slot will be taken in by the Delivery Guy, and you'll only have three other people to figure out. Make sure to cross reference with our list below so that you know what sings to look out for when it comes to Visitors.
 Delivery Guy (Doesn't come in) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |
Day 3
When you're up during the Daylight, do the TV and Radio routine first, then question the guests. If you've found signs that a guest is a Visitor, shoot them. Before going to sleep, make sure to call your Neighbor and FEMA, for more lore, information on the Visitors, etc.
During the nighttime, you'll be visited by the Pale Man for the first time. This is where you can get one of the endings Yes, I'm Alone as well as the achievement of the same name. You do this by lying to the Pale Man and picking the ''Yes I'm alone'' dialogue option. This will instantly kill you, and it's only Day 3 so it makes sense to grab this ending ASAP so you don't have to replay far.
If you do choose the ''No, I'm not Alone'' option, the Pale Man will leave (if you really do have others inside), and you'll get visited by two more people. The Prophet will tell you to let the cat in, which you should do, even though the Cat Lady is a always a Visitor.
 Pale Man (Super Imposter) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |  Prophet (Doesn't Come In) |
Day 4
Check the Guests, TV, and Radio, standard procedure so far. When it comes to your guests, check using our table below so you don't accidentally kill a human. You can also check yourself, if you have extra energy. During the night, these people will knock on your door.
 FEMA Agent (Takes One Guest Away) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) | Little Girl (Always Human) |  Cat Lady (Always Visitor) |
Day 5
On day 5, there are a few more things you can do. There's now a basement door you can go into (but nothing special at the moment to do). Make sure to also pet the cat and carry it around (as it's extremely cute). You can order it cat food from ForRest as well (as it can come in handy later on). When it comes to your nighttime guests, here's who will be showing up at your door.
FEMA Agent (Takes One Guest Away) | Pale Man (Super Imposter) | Prophet (Doesn't Come In) | Delivery Guy (Doesn't come in) or a Randomized Guest | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |
Day 6
On this day you'll in No, I'm not a Human, do everything as you normally would, but during the night there will be a slight deviation. Look out the peephole to see the world burning, and you'll get the Come and see achievement. No one else will be showing up to your door.
Day 7
After completing all of your tasks, as well as checking (and possibly killing) your Guests, here are all the new people knocking on your door.
Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |  Firefighter (Always Human) |
Day 8
Make sure you have enough people inside, since FEMA agents will be showing up during the night and taking two more people. This is also a good time to save by using the Kombucha next to the radio. A lot of the people showing up this night will be set, like the Cult Leader and the Vigilante. Neither come in, but both are important for unlocking special endings later on.
FEMA Agent (Takes Two Guests Away) |  Cult Leader (Doesn't come in but leaves you with three Cultists who are Always Human) |  Vigilante (Doesn't Come In) | Randomized Guest (Could be Human or Visitor) |
All Visitors in No, I'm Not a Human
Keep in mind that there are some Guests that are always Human, some that are always Visitors, and some that can be either so you'll have to check them. You'll have to be very careful as it's life or death, which is why we're going to help you with a full list of confirmed Visitors, Humans, as well as all possible signs to look out for in a Guest.
How to Identify a Visitor
There are multiple signs that you can check for to establish a Guest is a Visitor or a Human. These will be broadcasted on TV, so every time a new one is on TV, you'll be able to check for it with a Guest during daylight. Here are all the signs to look out for, but make sure you're looking at them in the context of who the person is and what they are saying to you. If you aren't sure but can't check anymore, just leave them be and try talking to them on the next day for more of their lore.
- Mouth: Perfect white teeth or Bleeding Gums
- Hands: Dirty and broken nails, rash on skin
- Eyes: Red and irritated
- Armpits: No hair, rash on skin, fungal disease
- Photo: A blurry aura
All Confirmed Visitors in No, I'm Not a Human
These are the guests which you can either turn away right at the door, bring in for numbers if you already have the majority of humans inside, or give them a FEMA notice so that they'll get taken away once the FEMA agent comes knocking, and you don't have to worry about them taking an actual human.
Hunched Woman | Has perfect Teeth and no recollection of going to the Dentist, even after claiming she went. |
Cat Lady | Broken nails and scratched up hands Crooked ears |
 Cold Woman | Cold despite a major heatwave Her nails are dirty and broken Perfect Teeth Narrow pupils |
All Confirmed Humans in No, I'm Not a Human
Humans are the ones you'll want to let in as soon as you see them in No, I'm Not a Human, as well as try to keep them alive. There's a handful which will always be Human, so make sure to check this list and skip them when checking to save up on energy.
Little Girl | Tall Man |
Firefighter |
All Potential Visitors in No, I'm Not a Human
This is the largest batch in the game, which makes sense, it's challenging. Here is a list of Guests I've checked and some signs that have led me to kill them, or let them live.
| Guest | Potential Signs |
|---|---|
 Dreads Guy | + Red eyes but the Bearded Man also calls him baked, which would cause this issue + Normal hand and nails |
 Beer Guy | + White teeth but missing a few and not a perfect shape |
 Flannel Shirt Guy | - Red eyes, claiming someone threw dirt at him |
 Gravedigger | + Has some of his teeth missing, some are decaying, and a few are gold means - |
 Crop top Man | + Blue eyes with no redness or irritation to them - Perfect white teeth |
 Surgeon | + Perfect white teeth but got them fixed by his friend |
How to Get All Endings in No I'm Not a Human
There are 10 endings which you can unlock in No, I'm Not a Human at various times in your playthrough. Some are a little more complicated than others, which is why we're here to help you out.
Yes, I'm Alone Ending
You can get the Yes, I'm Alone ending as soon as the third night rolls around. All you have to do is lie to the Pale Man that you are alone in the house (make sure to actually have guests inside), and he will call you out on your lie and kill you.
Yes, I'm a Murderer Ending
By being paranoid and shooting too many people (especially those who turn out innocent) may end your run quicker than you would have liked. Being trigger happy will lead to the Prophet showing up and telling you he can't fix this anymore. You will be beaten and left outside to burn in the sun with no one to save you...unless?
Wrath of the Vigilante Ending
All you have to do is show the wrong part of your body to the Vigilante when he shows up the second time, and you'll end up in a shootout. Show him your Armpits or your Teeth (which both have signs that you could be a Visitor) to start the fight. You'll survive but go insane and on a massacre.
For other similar games, check out our guide on all endings in Papers, Please here on PGG.
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