We Need More Humans!

Great game but very repetitive. You can beat the whole game in just a few hours. It really needs more content. Already earned all achievements and beat all variants except Zen mode, which you apply no upgrades and only abduct humans endlessly, you can change the map.

I loved the demo and expected so much more out of the full game. It's a solid meh with less than two hours of gameplay for normal mode, making the price a bit high. From mid-game on was a bit frantic trying to do all the things EXCEPT vacuum up humans. tl;dr: Play the demo and skip the full purchase.

quick game 4 modes might feel like you get a better deal on sale

Another engaging incremental game

Rating: 4/10 We Need More Humans! is a simple management game where the player focuses on growing and managing a population. While the concept has some potential, the execution feels shallow and lacks enough content to stay engaging for long. The biggest issue is the lack of a meaningful objective. After a short time, the gameplay becomes repetitive, with little sense of progression or accomplishment. There are few challenges to overcome, and the game doesn't provide strong goals to motivate the player. The mechanics are easy to learn, which can make the game accessible to casual players. However, the simplicity quickly becomes a drawback, as there is little strategic depth or variety in the gameplay loop. Visually, the game is functional but unremarkable, and the overall presentation does little to compensate for the limited gameplay. - Pros Easy to understand and play; Relaxed, casual experience; Simple controls. -Cons No clear objective or end goal Repetitive gameplay Limited depth and challenge Lacks long-term motivation

A mouse only game with good cute graphics, a fun theme, and a large upgrade tree, there is not much to not love about this game. I only have 2 criticism though, firstly, once done, there is little replayability, there is a sort of open level where you can just abduct humans that does not stop until they are gone, but that's it, I got 7 hours out the game and I can put it to bed, Secondly, the skill tree is far too linear, you cant do anything other than what comes up next. ending on a plus side, my kids love this game, its silly and great fun for children learning how to use a mouse.