Etermín vs Who's Not Human

Immerse yourself in the world of Etermín, a narrative universe in which all stories are interconnected, and where your decisions can totally alter the course of your adventure. In a dystopian future, humanity is divided into two categories: the organic, loyal to their mortality and human values, and the cybernetic, the powerful, focused on their quest for immortality and the colonization of new planets in which to evolve the human race. Whether you're in the underbelly of the capital city of Montarène, or lost in space on your way to the planet Etermín, it's your choices, your alliances and your enemies that will shape your story. Make the right decisions: become savior, executioner, saboteur or victim in a world that's constantly evolving, for better or for worse.

Year 2077. 23 years after the Great Collapse. You are a Border Inspector. Your job: screen Impostors, beings that perfectly mimic humans. They forget childhood, confuse left and right, and their eyes flicker when mothers are mentioned. Your judgment means life or death. Release an Impostor, the city grows more dangerous. Kill an innocent human, your guilt deepens. Core Gameplay - Brain-Burning Mystery - Deep Interrogation: 10 rounds of dialogue with suspicious subjects. Find cracks in their answers. - Identity Detection: Inspect like Papers Please. Scrutinize every detail to spot fake humans. - Psychological Game: Early judgment carries risk, but waiting too long increases danger. - Moral Dilemma: Balance morality and danger meters. Every interrogation choice shapes your ending. Features - Immersive Cyberpunk Experience - Dark Cyberpunk Aesthetics: Neon-noir visuals with glitch scan effects, dystopian atmosphere - Cinematic Narrative: Typewriter text effects, immersive storytelling, indie game quality - Smart Character System: 20 unique characters in v1.0, expandable to 100, high replay value - Multiple Endings: Moral collapse or city fall. Your choices decide the fate. - Bilingual Support: Auto-detects device language, English and Chinese. For Players Who Love - Mystery and detective games like Papers Please and Blade Runner - Text-based deduction, identity recognition and psychological challenges - Deep narrative immersion with moral complexity and indie quality - Cyberpunk, dystopian and noir-themed single-player experiences Today is your first day on the job. Remember: Trust no one. Including yourself.