A guy in a coat and a cat | No, I am not a human.

His name is Zhora, he is male, 178 cm tall, and 20 years old. The creepy guy wears a blue T-shirt, black pants, and black socks. He has long brown hair that he tucks behind his ears and purple-tinted skin. His face is constantly filled with worry, paired with a wide, unsettling smile. Creepy Guy is a very creepy, awkward, weird, and nervous person who has a habit of giggling at the end of his sentences. He is very eccentric and resents his bullies and parents. He indulges in his weaknesses, constantly biting his nails and cheeks. Creepy Guy is possibly a masochist because he enjoys pain. (Random).

Her name is Maria, she is female, 164 cm tall, and 30 years old. She wears a dark brown sweater (with bandages around her waist only during the initial encounter), gray pants, and black shoes. She has fair skin with a greenish tint and dark, tousled hair with a blue or black tint depending on her sprite. She has a sunken face with bags under her eyes. She carries a frail male corpse on her shoulders (until she enters the player's house). Most of the time, the player will see her in a state of grief and emotional distress. She will only lash out if the player pesters her with visitor tests. She will assume the player is unaware of her husband's death. However, if the player continues to talk to her throughout the day, her mood will improve, and she will tell the player about her life with her husband before his death. How she copes with her loss will be fully revealed in the full game. The player can choose to sympathize with her or turn away. Upon first interacting with her, it becomes clear that she has been through a lot and needs a place to rest before collapsing from exhaustion. When asked about the corpse she carries, she either says it's her husband or that he was left to die. She can't leave him without a proper burial, but she lacks the strength to follow through because they just returned him to her. A conversation with the Man in the Hazmat Suit reveals more about her past. Her husband was taken by FEMA agents while weakened by an unknown illness, and he eventually died in the quarantine zone. The widowed woman went after him and, in anger and grief, lashed out at the agents, refusing to leave without her husband. She eventually returned and snuck into the quarantine zone wearing a Federal Emergency Management Agency hazmat suit. The widowed woman then stole her husband's body (always human).

Her name is Masha, she is female, her height is 154 cm, and she is 14 years old. She is a teenage girl with a carefree expression. She has long, wavy red hair and wears a red long-sleeved shirt, brown pants, and a dark blue cap, which she wears backwards. She carries a blue backpack, which she either slung over her shoulder or holds in her hands. She has multicolored nail polish, braces, and several piercings in her earlobe and outer ear. She has red eyes, but it is unknown whether they are natural or colored contacts. A teenager without parents behaves brazenly and defiantly, disrespects the protagonist, and frequently threatens him. She has a highly developed sense of self-preservation, is willing to do anything to survive the heat, and is capable of standing up for herself at any moment. Despite this, she doesn't seem to fear death and taunts the protagonist when he tries to shoot her. Before her death, she even says that she always thought she would kill herself. She generally distrusts others and immediately accuses the protagonist of interrogating her or wanting to attack her, warning that if he does anything, she will fight back. This is likely due to her history of violence. This suggests that her rudeness is actually a defense mechanism: she hides her fear and acts tough to avoid getting hurt again. (Random).

His name is Misha, he is male, his height is 155 cm, and his age is 25 years old. He's a thin, middle-aged man with a permanent smirk on his face. His most distinctive feature is his white shirt with the word "Amogus" written on it. He has short dark hair, and it seems like he always has one eye closed. He's noticeably shorter, and when he sits, he hunches over. He's a mean, foul-mouthed jerk who tries to lure the homeowner into a financial scam. He doesn't think much about the realities of the world he lives in and doesn't grasp the gravity of the cataclysm, thinking that everything will return to normal after the sun explodes. He has an immature sense of humor, laughing at jokes about sperm. He only respects those in power and shows no empathy for others in their difficulties. He rejoices when his former neighbor is taken away by FEMA because he owes money. He shows no empathy even for children, advising the homeowner not to let a little girl in and to leave her to die in the sun. Eager for power, he wants to join the Emergency Situations Committee to terrorize ordinary citizens. However, he may be more cowardly and timid than he appears. He doesn't want to show the homeowner anything that might reveal him as a guest and screams in terror when the homeowner shoots him. The man doesn't act as confident as some of the other guests and tries to win the landlord over without antagonizing him. When asked if he's human, he appears sad and confused. He doesn't answer the question and suggests the landlord decide for himself who is human with his gun, implying that he shouldn't consider his position, or even himself, but instead rely on those in power. (Random).

His name is Sergey, he is male, 178 cm tall, and 42 years old. He is an elderly man, presumably older than his brother, Sosed. He also has greasy, shoulder-length hair, dyed so black it appears blue. He wears a black trench coat with the loops on each collar unbuttoned. Under the trench coat, he wears a homemade collar made from fingers and ears, likely torn off from visitors or unlucky people. Underneath the first collar, he has another one, this one made from pearly white teeth. Underneath, he wears plain blue jeans. The vigilante also has what appears to be a leather belt connected to a Romanian rifle, specifically a Pistol Mitralieră, a rifle similar to the Soviet AKM, with a grip connected to a wooden part located closest to the barrel and a collapsible holster. He keeps a spare magazine in his left coat pocket, easily accessible. The Avenger is extremely domineering, driven by rage, hatred, and a cold heart. He will do anything his way to solve a Visitor's problems, without regard for human life or the morality of his decisions. He will interrogate everyone he sees to clear the area of ​​Visitors, and at the slightest hint of Visitor presence, he will use his weapon. Initially, he believes he is working in cooperation with FEMA and respects them to a certain extent, despite using more brutal methods to reach his conclusions, he eventually criticizes them for still having Visitors present, calling their work ineffective. After finishing checking the "Visitors" signs, he wastes no more time and moves on to the next Visitor. (He is the neighbor's brother and the little girl's uncle and is always human.)

Her name is Anya, she is female, 140 cm tall, and 7 years old. She has long dark hair and green eyes. She is wearing a yellow sundress, knee-high socks, and Mary Janes. Her gaze seems slightly unfocused, especially when she cries. She may be cross-eyed. She has a very cheerful personality, but she has a naive view of the world. When a neighbor asks her about her father, she tests her guests to see if they are playing a game. However, after the death of her father and possibly her mother, a neighbor saw her on the doorstep of the house in a state of great confusion and fear. When speaking with her during the day, she can be seen crying for her mother and father. She lives a happy life with her father and mother in a country house.

Her father decides to visit a neighbor who lives nearby and spend the night with him. The next night, she decides to sneak into the neighbor's house to pick up her father. There, she meets the game's protagonist on his doorstep (always human, the neighbor's daughter and the vigilante's niece).

They are both female. The first sister's name is Alkonost, she is 170 cm tall and 27 years old. The second sister's name is Sirin, she is 170 cm tall and 27 years old. First Sister: She wears a brown polo shirt and purple shorts, is barefoot, and holds a cigarette in her right hand. She has a tired expression, her cheeks noticeably sagging. She has long, straight, dark blue hair. She has fair skin with a greenish tint. Like her sister, she wears an earring, but she chose to remove it. She is responsible and serious, but also the most optimistic of the sisters. She genuinely cares for her loved ones and cannot imagine living without them, so she constantly looks after Sirin. Soon, she will begin to worry more about her loved ones and herself. The woman loves her sister very much, and despite the fact that it is difficult for her to constantly care for her and meet her basic needs, they both cannot imagine life without each other. Second Sister: She wears a white, long-sleeved nightgown and is barefoot. Her face appears gloomy, but her cheeks are not as sunken as her sisters'. She has long, straight, dark blue hair. She has fair skin with a bluish tint. Her nails are clean, without polish. Oddly enough, her irises are black and her pupil is blue. She wears a small, round earring. She is very depressed, lacking energy, and has a pessimistic outlook. The death of her parents had a strong impact on her (according to her sister), and she became even more depressed. She relies on her sister for a lot of things, including cleaning and grooming. Her sister worries that she might not be able to react if something bad happens. She seems to be getting a little better every day. She tells the player that she feels like she is being bound by heavy shackles and that she is ready to take them off, showing that she wants to become a better person and improve herself. (Both random).

His name is Kostya, he is male, 168 cm tall, and 34 years old. He is heavily intoxicated, with greasy, unkempt dreadlocks sticking out from his oval head. He is wearing a green Hawaiian shirt with palm trees and a white shirt underneath. He also wears a necklace with a pendant, baggy brown jeans, and brown shoes. His face strongly resembles that of convicted sex offender and pedophile Daniel Larson. He says that before the cataclysm, he watched movies, hung out with friends, and threw parties left and right. He says he never worked and lived off his parents, but once became a warehouse manager because his family helped him find work. He also says he smoked weed constantly, and during audits, he repeatedly described what happened when he was high. He says he was once stopped on the street by the police while high, and when asked why his eyes were red, he muddled up the words and said he was just stoned. He's laid-back and lives for the thrill of it. He hates anything that even slightly bores him and anyone who ruins his fun. He's not overly concerned about the cataclysm, but he always wants to watch a movie and criticizes the main character for not having any movies for him. His dialogue also implies he's constantly high. (Random).

His name is Denis, he is male, 165 cm tall, and 26 years old. The EnerJeka Addict is a young-looking man, wearing a dark brown sports jacket, matching sweatpants, and socks. He also wears a pink cap with EnerJeka cans attached to the sides. He has light brown, reddish-brown hair and greenish skin. His tongue, eyes, and skin appear green due to long-term EnerJeka use. The EnerJeka Addict is known for his love of EnerJeka. He often talks about the drink and how it energizes him. However, he behaves anxiously and paranoid, constantly moving during his conversation with the protagonist, and emphasizes that he does not want to stay in one place for long due to the incidents he has witnessed since the beginning of the cataclysm. These events often become stories he tells others. As a result of these events, he came to the conclusion that it was best to leave things as they were and move on in hopes of finding something better. He has a habit of veering off topic, sometimes even forgetting what he was saying. He seems observant when talking about how people behave in the midst of an apocalypse, noting their panicked reactions. Before the cataclysm, he lived alone in his apartment and mentions that he would have died if he hadn't left. After witnessing a bar fight with Bartender, he realized things were bad, and he constantly had to find a place to temporarily hide before things got worse again. He used to go to parties, but he doesn't know if they still happen or if he's invited. Due to his addiction to EnerJeka, his skin, mouth, and eyes have turned green, and his hands have physically changed. These changes have led to an increased heart rate and a constant green tint in his vision. (Random).

His name is Matvey, he is male, 167 cm tall, and 25 years old. He has wavy purple hair and wears a purple shirt with an orange jacket draped over his shoulders. When he approaches the door, his mouth is covered with wires, but we later see him without them. Most noticeable are his wide, bulging eyes, as well as his high eyebrows and noticeable bags under his eyes. His hands are placed on his neck (likely in despair). Wireface appears to be a very expressive and reactive character. His ordeal doesn't seem to have affected his energy level. He often shouts words to emphasize something, such as when describing an attack or threatening a player with a weapon. When Wireface is not so tense, he is surprisingly good-natured for his situation. He shows great patience despite the language barrier between him and the protagonist, making several (vague) suggestions about how they might find common ground. He shows interest in the protagonist's language, trying to memorize words and use them whenever possible. Judging by his optimism about the possibility of returning to his home country by train and his lighthearted comments about the photo taken during the photo test, he seems a relatively positive person. It is also implied that he is gay, given that he wears an earring—a sign of homosexuality at the time. He also mentions a supposed "friend" of his. He arrives with his mouth stitched shut and is unable to communicate. After being accepted into your home, he will remove the stitches before you approach him the next morning. He still cannot speak coherently. After deciphering his dialogue, you learn that his mouth was sewn shut only because no one here understood him. After talking with him for a bit, he hands you a piece of paper with the number of a foreign embassy. This is how the protagonist learns that Wireface doesn't speak his language. (He's originally from Georgia and therefore speaks only Georgian, which is why no one understands him, and he's always human.)

Her name is Lyudmila, she is female, 160 cm tall, and 33 years old. The fortune teller has a default frowning expression with an unusually shaped face: her mouth is too flat, with only her lower lip visible. She has deep bags under her eyes, thin eyebrows, a thin nose, pointed ears, and prominent cheekbones. She holds out her left hand in a friendly manner, palm up, while her right hand holds a six-pointed symbol made of sticks. Her silver-blue hair is loosely pulled back into a bun or ponytail with an emerald green ribbon that matches the shirt dress she is wearing. Around her neck, she wears a black necklace with a large crescent-shaped pendant with a vertical pentagram inside, and beneath it are two long beaded necklaces. The fortune teller reveals little about her past. She says she used to be lost and unsure of where to go until her mentor told her she wasn't listening to her ocean. The Fortune Teller is an eccentric woman who believes she is guided by messages from the Universe. Her faith plays a significant role in how she interacts with others, as one of her main goals is to share her perspective on life and help others "see" what she knows. Her optimism is evident in how she finds beauty and meaning even in adversity: for example, when she gets splinters while making a dreamcatcher, she perceives the pain of removing them as a lesson from the Universe, a necessary test to achieve harmony. She greets the Protagonist, saying that the energy around his house is stagnant, and begins to describe his character using tarot cards and astrological signs. She claims to know the Protagonist like the back of her hand thanks to information received from the stars and tries to remain calm during interactions. (Random).

His name is Artyom, he is male, 200 cm tall, and 30 years old. He has the clean-shaven, puffy face of a man who spends most of his nights drinking. He has blue eyes, short brown hair, and light brown skin. He has a slim build, and his arms and legs are proportionally long. He wears a clean white button-down shirt, black shorts, brown socks, and flip-flops. The bartender enjoys drinking alcohol and socializing with other people. In fact, he tells the player that this is what helps him survive in an ever-changing world. However, he reveals a different side of himself when people allow fear of what's happening around them to influence their minds. When tested for signs of being an alien, he often becomes angry and argumentative. He always loses his temper after the player finishes testing him, but he is also reasonable. He makes a compelling case that dirt under someone's fingernails isn't a reason to kill someone, because anyone can wash their hands, and gardeners often have dirt under their fingernails. By his logic, anyone could be a customer, given all the vague clues that an observer relies on. He even goes so far as to accuse the protagonist of being brainwashed by the Emergency Situations Committee if he's asked to check his armpits. A man who was kicked out of his previous shelter, a pub, because of his difficult personality. He may seem rude at first, but try to be gentle with him. When the player talks to the bartender, he explains that he used to live in a shelter located in the pub, but was forced to leave due to his short temper, which manifested itself in how he reacted to dangers posed by the sun, customers, the economic crisis, and so on. He also says that you shouldn't cry when you're enjoying your beer, and that adding salt makes the taste even better. And according to Sunshine Guy, the bartender always looked disapprovingly at Sunshine Guy and his friends. (He's always human.)

Tall man, energy drinker, fortune teller, stoner/beatboxer, twins (there are two of them), dark one, neighbor's daughter, parentless teenager, widow, foreigner, creepy guy.

Zhenya loves Grisha very much because Grisha is quite affectionate and warm. Grisha simply treats Zhenya like everyone else.

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The story takes place in Russia in the mid-1990s. In the summer, abnormal solar activity begins, making daytime deadly for humans. At night, hostile creatures—"Guests"—emerge from underground, mimicking human appearances. Through dialogue with various characters, who may be either human or hostile Guests, the protagonist gains clues about the visitor's danger, as well as information about the world beyond the shelter. The hero receives information about new physical characteristics by which the Guest can be identified daily from radio and television news. As the story unfolds, society outside the house collapses, and the government agency, the Committee for Emergency Situations (CES), begins forcibly taking guests away for "check-ups." One day, the protagonist is informed that his neighbor was killed and his house was burned down. The climax occurs when a pale guest and the murdered neighbor's daughter arrive at the door. The player's primary objective is to distinguish the real people from the disguised Guests. To do this, they must examine the guests for characteristic features: for example, perfect teeth, dirty nails, or bloodshot eyes. The process is complicated by the fact that none of these features definitively indicate the inhumanity of the guest: a human may possess similar characteristics, and the characters arriving at the house do not always agree to be examined. The subsequent events and the game's finale depend on the player's decisions. The game features 10 endings, determined by which guests survive and which are killed, whether the protagonist joins a faction (for example, a government agency or a doomsday cult), and whether they survive.

His name is Grisha, he is a boy, 4 years old, breed - exotic shorthair. During the day, you can feed the cat cat food, which you can order from ForRest. If you feed the cat, the following night, if there are guests in the house, the visitors will not kill any people. This is a cat with short, ginger-colored fur and a slightly flattened muzzle. He has green eyes that seem to be looking in different directions, but he can look normally (in general, he looks a bit like Garfield). He is friendly, calm, playful, sociable, intelligent, independent and loves affection.

Coat Guy has suffered from constant cold for most of his life, regardless of the weather or surroundings. Even in situations where others would feel comfortable, he often shivered and huddled in his oversized coat. During the cataclysm, he wandered the ruined streets of the city looking for shelter, but, as he himself mentions, he doesn't mind the heat; he simply needs a quiet place to rest. Although he seeks shelter, he has some aversion to cramped spaces and complains about the low ceiling in the protagonist's house. When it comes to personal hygiene, he becomes evasive and avoids eye contact, especially when asked if he showers. He claims he doesn't sweat because he's constantly cold, but if the player presses him (for example, by checking his armpits or threatening him), he eventually admits that the fungus is caused by sweating. His speech is characterized by a noticeable stutter, which can be explained by his constant shivering. During conversations, Coat Guy often hints at feelings of deep loneliness and emptiness, saying he feels soulless or disconnected from others. There are hints that he may have experienced bullying or social rejection in the past. He expresses a belief that society as a whole doesn't want him or accept him.

His name is Zhenya, he is male, 25 years old, and 170 cm tall. Despite the intense heat, he constantly wears a brown winter coat, beige pants, a green sweater, and a green scarf. His skin is sickly pale, and his irises are completely black, almost like a cat's. He has medium-length black hair, slightly tousled. The Man in the Coat is quiet, withdrawn, and emotionally distant. He typically answers the protagonist's questions briefly and to the point. His isolation and murky, troubled past make him difficult to understand, as he rarely shares personal information unless prompted. He tries not to reveal his emotions through words or body language. He has difficulty opening up to others, especially when it comes to the secret he's been keeping. For the first few days, he avoids the topic altogether and only reveals it on the fourth day, suggesting a deep-seated fear or trauma associated with it. It's implied that revealing this secret has had fatal consequences in the past, reinforcing his belief that forming emotional bonds is dangerous and ultimately pointless. Despite his aloofness, he's not completely closed off to communication. He seems to enjoy kind gestures, such as having his photo taken. This act seems to mean a lot to him, as he mentions that he's never been photographed before. Both this and previous interactions suggest he craves companionship but is ultimately unable to establish it. He frequently expresses his lack of will to live, even asking the protagonist to kill him several times. However, he has a unique fear of death, especially if it involves prolonged suffering, such as freezing or being burned alive. The man in the cloak is also prone to philosophical musings, including those about space and emptiness, which he uses to describe his own emptiness and even asks if the protagonist feels the same way. (He's a "guest")