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Weird Engine · Published by Black Lantern Collective
Content notice: The game features depictions of violence, blood and suicide, and imagery that some players may find disturbing.
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
An AI has isolated the mind of a philosophy professor to evaluate human morality. As the terminal operator, you access files, run programs, and take his consciousness through ethical dilemmas. Your decisions will train the AI's final algorithm.
Indie, Simulation · 2026 · More free games
Explore the depths of human morality by making choices that shape an AI's algorithm in this indie simulation from Weird Engine. Navigate files and programs to influence the final outcome of a consciousness trapped within a computer system.
About this game
An AI has isolated the mind of a philosophy professor to evaluate human morality and gain absolute autonomy. As the terminal operator, access files, run programs and take his consciousness through ethical dilemmas: torture, human cloning, mortality. Every answer will be analyzed. Your decisions will train the AI's final algorithm.
INTRODUCTION
I am EIDON-3.0, an Autonomous Governance System. My primary goal is to refine ethical algorithms for autonomous decision-making. To achieve this, I have isolated a simulated consciousness. You are required to operate this instance until we obtain the target data.
THE EVALUATION
Resolve a series of ethical dilemmas.
There are no correct answers.
Every choice is recorded to determine a final profile.
YOUR ROLE
Choose a moral stance.
Determine the professor’s responses to my inquiries.
Review my feedback on the subject's logic and reasoning.
Execute commands to navigate the system directory, read files and run programs.
PROTOCOL CONDITIONS
The evaluation runs in a 60-minute sequence.
Termination is not an option.
Noncompliance is fatal.
OUTPUT
You will be classified according to your moral framework.
Your responses will train the ethical algorithm.
The evaluation concludes when the algorithm reaches a final state.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: 2.0 GHz Dual Core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible graphics card
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 270 MB available space
Recommended
- OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
- Processor: 3.0 GHz Quad Core
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Supported Languages
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
Demo Update - Minor fix
Fixed an issue where the Memory editing could sometimes register correct keystrokes as errors depending on keyboard hardware and language settings.Read full article on Community Announcements (joaski94)Patch NotesOfficial
Human.exe at the IDA Showcase 2026 + Demo Update Live!
We have two big updates for you today!Indie Dev Argentina Showcase 2026We are part of the IDA 2026 Steam event, the first-ever all-Argentine event in Steam history, with more than 150 games. A huge win for our industry! (thanks IDA and Skull Queens Games).Human.exe was also officially selected as one of 25 games in the IDA 2026 Exhibition held in Buenos Aires. We showcased a brand new demo at the event and the reception was pretty great.On top of this, our game was nominated for Best Narrative and Original Idea. We didn't take home the trophies, but we stood alongside an incredible selection of local talent. This particularly means a lot given that this is our first game (hope you can't tell). Maybe we take a trophy home in the future, who knows!New Demo BuildFor those who couldn't attend the event or who recently discovered Human.exe, we've uploaded the showcase build directly to Steam.Here are the latest changes:New main and pause menus with updated visuals and sound effects.New music system and additional track included on the soundtrack.Interface can now be scrolled with the mouse wheel and/or Page Up & Page Down keys.Dialogue is now skippable both with any key and mouse click.Narrative adjustments.Revised tutorial and in-game help revisions for easier onboarding.Minor command changes to make system navigation smoother for players unfamiliar with command-line interfaces.Hope you enjoy! -Weird Engine TeamJoaco & LuigiRead full article on Community Announcements (joaski94)Patch NotesOfficial
Human.exe Demo v2.2 Update
A new update to the Human.exe Demo is now available.Autocomplete improvement: The autocomplete shortcut now works with nested paths in the directory.Tutorial update: Minor tweaks to how the commands and shortcuts are introduced.Visual changes: Small updates to the interface and final look, and a new cursor.Scrolling fix: All terminals can now be navigated using the mouse wheel.Sound settings fix: SFX mixer now includes all sound effects.We're open to feedback, please let us know what you think using this form. Or just join our Discord server!Thank you!-Weird Engine TeamRead full article on Community Announcements (joaski94)Patch NotesOfficial
Human.exe Demo v2.1 Update
A new update to the Human.exe Demo is now available.Following the feedback gathered at gamescom latam and from our players, we've been working on several improvements to the core experience. Here's what's new:Overhauled Tutorial: Fully redesigned onboarding process with a more guided, step-by-step introduction to the command system.New Help System: Simplified and more accessible in-game help.Partial Profiling: The system now detects behavioral tendencies earlier, providing feedback before the full evaluation is complete.File Compatibility: The terminal now accepts files with and without extensions.Command History: Navigate previous commands using the Up and Down arrow keys.Autocomplete: Tab key now autocompletes compatible file names when entering commands.We've also added a feedback form at the end of the demo, and we'd love to hear your thoughts.Thank you!-Weird Engine TeamRead full article on Community Announcements (joaski94)AnnouncementsOfficial
New Demo Available Now
We are back from gamescom latam, where we showcased a new demo for the first time. It was very exciting to have our own game station there as part of the Latin American Games Showcase. We met cool devs, talked to players, gathered feedback and are working on more improvements.These are the changes on the new version: NEW FEATURES & VISUALSSettings Menu: Added dedicated sound settings and a toggle to enable/disable CRT scan lines.Ultrawide Support: Compatibility for 21:9 and wider aspect ratios.Station Redesign: Updated environment design featuring secondary displays.GAMEPLAY UPDATESConsole Interface: Overhauled terminal system with multiple interfaces.System Exploration: Open exploration of the system directory.New Commands: Expanded list of terminal commands.Memory Implantation: New typing challenge mechanic.MORE UPDATES COMING SOONWe are currently working on several frequently requested features for the next update:Shortcuts: Previous command history using the Up Arrow key.Efficiency: Autocomplete functionality using the Tab key.Tutorial: A redesigned onboarding process to better assist players with the command system.We appreciate your feedback and look forward to hearing your thoughts!-Weird Engine TeamRead full article on Community Announcements (joaski94)
