My name is human

4/10 超级短无脑推即可 很显然这是个毛子游戏...英文文本还有很多没翻译的地方 制作简陋,流程超级短...基本上就是几个选择肢而已.没什么描写,这甚至不应该算是视觉小说...基本上就是RPG maker测试作的程度 虽然但是,也算是很符合作品描述了...反正一块钱买不了吃亏,喜加一美滋滋 而且杀戮线可以皆杀夺权当元首,快乐这不就开始了

My name is human is a small-scale narrative experience that explores the boundary between artificial intelligence and human morality. Rather than building its identity around action-heavy mechanics or complicated systems, the game places most of its attention on decisions. Players control a robot whose behavior gradually defines what kind of being it will become. The central question is straightforward but interesting: will this machine embrace violence and function as an efficient killer, or will its experiences lead it toward compassion and qualities associated with humanity? Developed by NL Studio and published by RetroScope GM, the game uses this premise as the foundation for its branching story. Gameplay primarily revolves around progressing through the narrative and making choices at important moments. There are no elaborate combat systems or extensive character-building mechanics competing for attention. Instead, decisions become the player's main form of interaction. This gives the experience an accessible structure that works particularly well for anyone interested in visual novels and short interactive stories. The simplicity also means the game can be understood almost immediately, although players expecting mechanically complex gameplay may find the available interactions rather limited. The moral decision-making system is where the game becomes more interesting. Choices influence the protagonist's behavior and eventually determine the direction of the story. The possibility of developing the robot into either a violent machine or a more compassionate individual gives players an obvious reason to consider their responses. The concept is especially effective because the player is not merely watching an artificial intelligence attempt to understand humanity. Instead, the player actively participates in shaping what the machine ultimately considers human behavior. Multiple endings add some welcome replay value. After completing one route, returning to the story and intentionally making opposite decisions allows players to discover another interpretation of the protagonist. A compassionate first playthrough can be followed by a far more aggressive one, revealing how different choices alter the eventual outcome. This branching structure does not transform the game into an enormous narrative adventure, but it gives the relatively short experience more longevity than a completely linear story would provide. The game's presentation is appropriately modest. Its visuals support the narrative without attempting to compete with significantly larger productions in terms of animation or graphical complexity. Because reading and decision-making are the primary activities, clarity and atmosphere matter considerably more than technical spectacle. The lightweight presentation also complements the straightforward nature of the experience, allowing the central premise to remain the focus rather than burying it beneath unnecessary gameplay systems. There is also an appealing philosophical idea underneath the simple structure. Stories about artificial intelligence becoming human are certainly not uncommon, but allowing players to directly influence that transformation gives the concept an interactive dimension. Compassion, restraint, aggression, and violence effectively become different answers to the game's underlying question about what humanity actually represents. The concept could have benefited from greater moral ambiguity, however. The contrast between becoming compassionate and becoming a killing machine can sometimes feel too clearly divided between opposing paths. More difficult decisions without obviously desirable answers could have made the narrative considerably more thought-provoking. The game's limited scale is therefore both an advantage and a weakness. It is easy to approach, quick to understand, and suitable for players who do not want to commit dozens of hours to a visual novel. On the other hand, its themes have enough potential to support a much deeper story. Artificial consciousness, morality, empathy, free will, and identity are substantial subjects, and the relatively straightforward narrative can only explore them to a certain extent. Players searching for intricate relationships, extensive dialogue trees, or highly sophisticated branching storytelling should keep their expectations appropriate to the game's smaller scope. Steam Deck compatibility is not officially established with a Steam Deck Verified or Playable designation, so it is safest to regard the game as Unverified for Steam Deck. Its modest technical requirements suggest that raw performance should not be a major obstacle, but an absence of an official compatibility rating means controller behavior, text readability, interface interaction, and other handheld-specific considerations cannot be guaranteed. Players intending to use a Steam Deck may therefore need to make manual control adjustments or rely on compatibility settings. Overall, My name is human succeeds most effectively as a compact interactive morality experiment. Its strongest quality is the way player decisions gradually define the nature of its robotic protagonist, while multiple endings encourage experimentation with different personalities and moral approaches. The limited mechanics and modest production prevent it from reaching the depth of larger narrative games, yet its central idea remains intriguing enough to carry the experience. Players who appreciate short visual novels, branching outcomes, and stories involving artificial intelligence are likely to get the most from it. Rating: 5/10

interesting game ! good

There are a lot of funny moments in this game! She deserves a like!

I liked the game very much, the gameplay is clear and not dreary.

Очень странная игра!)

супер игра, в стили rpg , ходишь и бродишь, выполняешь квестики,в общем рекомендую