No, I'm not a Human

I played the demo back then, and in the full game I’ve done one complete playthrough (unlocked a single ending).

What happens is, you save, quit, then when you boot up the game again and continue, you experience several issues: 1) the phone numbers you have saved on the wall by the phone are missing (physically writing down the numbers and trying to dial them doesn't work either, the calls just don't go through) -- this is a big problem as the game features a number that you can call to order supplies and with that gone, you're gameplay options become more limited. 2) the game cursor doesn't disappear and remains on the screen, the way to fix this is to press Esc.

The art style is captivating in how bizarre and demented it is, and the writing and setting are both very interesting to engage with.

- Excellent soundtrack.

3) To me there were too many "guaranteed" visitors / humans, after some time this made the game feel too easy.