Hello Human

Russell King

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About this game

Can you outsmart an AI that’s watching how you play?

Hello Human is a minimalist puzzle game where you’re guided — and challenged — by a mischievous AI named Tapsy.

Each level seems simple at first: interact with the tiles and figure out what to do. But as you progress, the rules begin to change… and Tapsy is always there, reacting to your actions.

What starts as a series of puzzles quickly becomes something more — a back-and-forth between you and an AI that learns, taunts, and occasionally helps.

Features:
- Simple mechanics with evolving rules
- A reactive AI character with personality
- Short, clever puzzles that twist expectations
- A minimalist, distraction-free design

Think you can figure it out?

Play the first 11 levels for free. Unlock the full game (41 levels) to continue.

Ratings and reviews

It was fun and short. I feel I got my money's worth. Trying to find any easter eggs but no luck. Level 40 breaks if you make it around the bad guys (which you can). I was forced to hit the button to complete the level. I couldn't get the other path until I hit it. It also heats up my phone like crazy and lags if you play it for a while. It still seems to need some optimization. Hope to get some more levels in the future.

Seems like it could be fun, but the game positively CHUGS on my phone (Moto g6) - seriously, it's like 8 fps. It actually makes simple timing based puzzles extremely difficult. I get that my phone's not top of the line, but it's not that old, and there are precisely 0 options to try and get it to run better.

It is a very well made game. I thoroughly enjoyed playing this game and I liked that every level was different. The puzzles were kind of easy but still challenging enough to keep me engaged. I am very grateful that you made this game and published it.

What’s new

- converted to freemium model (purchase required after level 11)
- fixed many of the levels bugs/quirks reported by users
- better onboarding for new users
- made the purpose of "back to menu" button clearer