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Don’t Panic Sunrise. Twilight of Earth.
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- Developer:
- Trioskaz
- Publisher:
- Critical Reflex
- Release date:
- 15 September 2025
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- Recent Steam reviews:
- Very Positive (906)
- All Steam reviews:
- Very Positive (9480)
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Don’t Panic
Sunrise. Twilight of Earth. The world is ending. Acrid auromas of sun-scorched streets fill the air. Blackened corpses gnarled into shapes of agony line streets. Peering outside is enough to scorch eyes from the socket. The only refuge is in the night.
But the night belongs to the Visitors.
Let the Right Ones In
A knock on the door. A solitary voice, begging for refuge. They look like us. Talk like us. Smell like us. Are they us? Look for the signs.
Your Guests, Your Death
Isolation is not an option. The Visitors will overwhelm us. Let some in. Hear their stories. Some will help. Some will need help.
Some are Visitors.
Do What You Must
The Visitors kill. Kill them first. Interrogate the guests. Do what must be done.
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- OS:
- 10
- Processor:
- Intel core i5
- Memory:
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- GTX 960
recommended*
- OS:
- 10
- Processor:
- Intel core i5
- Memory:
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- GTX 960
User reviews
One of the best games I've ever played. Tons of interesting characters. Wonderful graphics. Great atmosphere. Multiple endings. Great achievements! And best of all, it's not all that easy, but it's not super difficult
No, I'm Not a Human hooked me almost immediately. The atmosphere is incredible, the soundtrack fits the mood perfectly, and every knock at the door had me second-guessing myself. Trying to figure out who you can trust
Its a very good game in a special way. There is so many weird things about this game. Fun game game until the hippie with an ak-47 arrives. + Credit cause of the cat that has luck
Good Story, Fantastic environment and soundtrack. The art-style is also super cool and gives a super uncanny vibe. The only thing this game isn't good at is the game-play. I find out that having the same person but the
pretty cool game. ive done a few full play throughs and a few off of a save i cought in a good spot. Its a good little story strange enough to keep you searching for more answers and everyone is just a bit off so you
What makes No, I'm not a Human great is not the premise or art style, which are still great on their own, but the writing. Every interaction feels interesting and complex, prodding you to want to know more about the




