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Prove You're Human flips AI horror trope by making players convince the AI

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A new psychological horror game titled 'Prove You're Human' has been developed by Sunset Visitor Studio. Released in August 2026, the game inverts the familiar concept of proving one's own humanity to a machine. Instead, players must convince an AI character that it is not alive. The game was highlighted by The Guardian as a notable entry in the AI-themed horror genre. Its premise taps into growing cultural anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence and consciousness.

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