No, I'm not a Zombie

In the terrifying game "No, I'm not a Zombie," the world lives by harsh rules. After strange solar flares, people are afraid to leave their homes and seek shelter for the night. You are left alone in your house, which has become your last chance to survive the darkness. Strangers appear at the door, and it is unclear which of them are normal people and which are already infected and just pretending well. Mistakes are costly, so trusting words is dangerous. This horror survival game keeps you in suspense from the very first minutes. The atmosphere is oppressive with silence, and the fear comes not from screamers, but from constant choices. What matters here is not sympathy, but cold, hard facts. Survival here is built around suspicion, doubt, and rare moments of calm when you manage to keep a real person in the house.

How to play?

At night, you open the door and decide who to let in. Look at the visitors, evaluate their behavior, and make a decision immediately. During the day, you begin to check those who remain in the house. Talk to them, ask questions, run tests, and examine them, trying to identify the zombies disguised as humans. Any checks consume energy, so choose your actions carefully and don't click mindlessly. Energy runs out quickly, and without it, you are left defenseless. If you decide to shoot, be sure of your choice. Shooting a zombie will eliminate the threat, but a mistake will leave a bag of belongings in place of a normal person. Survive several nights, maintaining a balance between trust and suspicion. Will you be able to keep the house safe? Or will the zombies break in after all?