Humanity Must Perish

1.2.2
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4.1/5 Votes: 58
Updated
Dec 26, 2023
Size
59.45M
Category
Arcade
Version
1.2.2
Requirements
Android
Package ID
games.zetsubou.hmp
Developer
Zetsubou Games
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DESCRIPTION

Humanity Must Perish is a captivating Visual Novel that puts you in control of the fate of mankind. As an android named Kyuu, your mission is to save planet Earth by either extinguishing humanity or enslaving them. Before making this crucial decision, Kyuu spends a day among regular humans, encountering a variety of odd individuals. Will Kyuu's colorful encounters reveal the good in human society or reaffirm her belief in their destruction? With boundless observations and misunderstandings, Kyuu's decision will leave a lasting impact. Download Humanity Must Perish now and experience this thought-provoking adventure.

Features of this App:

- Visual Novel: This app offers an immersive storytelling experience through a visual novel format. Users can dive into a captivating narrative and make choices that determine the outcome of the story.

- Single Choice Ending: The app presents users with a unique challenge - they have to make a single choice that will determine the fate of humanity. This adds an element of suspense and keeps users engaged throughout the game.

- Unique Protagonist: The main character, Kyuu, is an android with a mission to save the planet. Her perspective and beliefs provide a fresh and thought-provoking take on the story, making it a truly unique experience.

- Colorful Encounters: As Kyuu explores the world, she encounters a variety of odd individuals. These encounters add depth and intrigue to the storyline, allowing users to experience a wide range of emotions and perspectives.

- Engaging Critic: Kyuu is a harsh critic of humanity, and her observations and misunderstandings provide endless entertainment. Users will be captivated by her witty remarks and insightful commentary on the flaws of mankind.

- Compatible with Different Devices: The app is designed to work on screens of various resolutions, ensuring that users can enjoy the game on both larger tablets and smaller phone screens.

Conclusion:

Humanity Must Perish is a captivating visual novel that offers users a unique and thought-provoking experience. With its single choice ending and the perspective of an android protagonist, the app keeps users engaged and eager to explore the fate of humanity. The encounters with odd individuals and Kyuu's engaging criticism add depth to the storyline, making it an immersive and entertaining journey. Whether users are playing on a tablet or a phone, they can enjoy the game on screens of different resolutions. Don't miss out on this captivating app - click to download and embark on a thrilling adventure today!

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  • Unfortunately there is not much to decide in this stylish anime game (just one decision in the end!), but a lot to read. Sometimes really funny. But nevertheless, bad is the repeated assertion: "Humankind must perish, so Earth can survive." Even when it is a game, it seems that the makers have no idea how sturdy human life can be and that humans are a part of an evolution trial created from the planet itself and universe. Humans cause much grief on the earth, to others and to themselves, pollute and crumble habitats - maintain many conditions that preserve certain species and murder others necessarily, and the ordinary ones among them stay in no way over mayflies, - but the fault for this lies by natur, the planet respectively by universe. So my criticism refers to the fallacy, that earth is better off without humans. It is more correct to say that we humans and all other life, would be better off, without the planet, which tolerates us, who let us live on him, suffer and in the end recycles us. We are sentient beings. The earth, on the other hand, is just one stone among many who tolerates us. Whether we cry out of despair or laugh with joy, the earth stays cold to us all. (I chose, out of mercy, to annihilate humankind, because I was not allowed to blow out the sun in the game, which would have ended all harm on earth. - maybe the next time in a new pro-efilism and antinatalistic inspired game...)
    Dec 29, 2023 20:40:41
  • Veryyyy noice
    Dec 29, 2023 09:36:25
  • The good. The art is great. The story is short, which for a light novel on a phone is perfect. It also made me laugh. Music was forgettable though but that isn't a bad thing. The bad. Only one choice which decides the ending. We all know which one is the good ending too. Nothing to think about and nothing to wonder. The ugly. The preachiness of the story. We all know the message already. Since the obvious message is put on top priority the story contradicts itself. For a story based on logic this is quite the huge flaw. Conclusion. It's short and despite the bad and the ugly the story is worth the read precisely because of this. Not much else to say.
    Dec 28, 2023 22:38:01
  • Amazing
    Dec 28, 2023 16:17:31
  • I like the story and the idea, however the characters lack depth and there is next to no user interaction. It felt tedious. Finally, Kyuu's lack of empathy is one thing, but a near complete lack of personality is disappointing. I was led to dislike her, which isn't what you generally want in a visual novel. Apart from these things, the art, music, and interface is actually pretty nice, and the jokes were funny.
    Dec 28, 2023 12:09:42
  • Loved it!
    Dec 28, 2023 00:41:46