HUMAN ERROR

You are one human hiding in a factory full of robots. Do not get caught.

HUMAN ERROR is a social-deduction party game about blending in. The humans are disguised as ordinary worker robots, moving through a bright, sterile factory of identical machines. Your job is to look like just another unit: complete your tasks, follow orders, and imitate the robots around you. The moment you hesitate, take a wrong turn, or botch a spoken response, someone is watching.

Two ways to play the tension:

Hide as a Worker. You are human, surrounded by machines. Do your tasks, keep your charge up, and when the Supervisor barks an order, respond like a robot would, on time, in the right voice, without missing a beat. One slow reaction is all it takes.

Command as the Supervisor. You patrol the floor giving orders and testing units. You cannot see who is human, you have to read behavior: who paused a beat too long, who took the wrong route, who fumbled the response. You have a limited number of decommission authorizations, and every innocent machine you scrap is one you can't take back.

Disrupt as the Inspector. From above the floor, you spend credits on chaos, blackouts, EMP bursts, charger shorts, to rattle the workers and flush out the human hiding among them.

It is not a voting game. There are no meetings and no ballots. Humans are caught by direct observation and testing, not by argument. If you want to survive, you have to actually act like a machine.

Features:

• Online multiplayer with automatic role assignment every shift, no picking the same role every game

• A living factory of worker robots to disappear into

• A voice mechanic with both microphone and no-mic "robot voice" modes, so everyone can play

• A recovery bot that hauls decommissioned and broken units off the floor to be recycled

• Floor events, blackouts, EMP bursts, charger shorts, that change the game state in real time

• Bright, absurd workplace-sci-fi tone: HUMANS PROHIBITED BEYOND THIS POINT