
Meet Mr Hugh Mann. Hugh loves humans, and he wants to be just like them. Help Hugh to fit in and learn what human life is like by manually moving his head, arms and legs as you work together to explore an array of fun and wacky jobs in the pursuit of helping Hugh to fit in and be accepted by all!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Hilariously frustrating. Who knew nodding your head could be so hard? I'm not great at it, but this game will not defeat me! Recommended for stubborn people who like a challenge. Or I guess more skilled people who just get it on the first go…?
What a good-looking family. Negative points for the fact that an alien in human form manages to be more coordinated and less socially awkward than I, an actual human. 5/5 Hughla girls.
korean plz
Quirky, challenging and loads of fun! For $13 who wouldn't give this a shot!?
In the same vein as Octodad and Surgeon Simulator, Human Simulator forces you to control a human with terrible controls. It is really difficult but also fun. I quite like it despite its lack of polish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psvANRfctkQ
This game is both comedic and challenging. In one second I was laughing, and in the next I was wanting to tear my mouse from my computer and throw it out the window, due to my inability to control his gawky arms and spinning head. Greatly entertaining.
Whimsical, weird, silly, and entertaining. I like the dry humour and note of satire, and the controls are amusingly tricky to master but at the same time work consistently and clearly. Similar is some ways to Octodad in terms of doing simple tasks, but having to try and control your flailing limbs. There are only 3 levels at the moment, not sure if that will change. But you get your money's worth. I haven't made it through the final Nuclear Reactor level yet, and having to restart from the beginning each time may get frustrating. In a way that's part of the entertainment though.
Bound to both frustrate you and make you laugh your arse off, Human Simulator is a game you definitely cannot take too seriously. It's all about the ride! I recommended this one if you like zany and hilarious games that will also challenge you to keep control of yourself in the mostly demanding moments! My first impressions can be seen starting at 56 minutes into this livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS9eiWE3B4U&lc=z23cj34bcpvzfxqusacdp4350tte2rnzynyny4nvsidw03c010c
Equal parts difficult, funny and frustrating. Well worth the price, especially as it takes me so long to clear a level.
Such a fun game! Frustrating but fun
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