For coffee fanatics and fans of dystopian nightmares, solo developer Last Dissent has a treat for you with their surreal immersive-sim walking simulator DRINK HUMAN BEANS that’s equal parts satire and psychological horror. A dystopian horror game about coffee, compliance and murder, the game invites players into a twisted corporate simulation where a smart coffee machine decides your worth, job interviews blur into nightmares and the path to success might just cost your humanity.
Launching on Steam on December 17, DRINK HUMAN BEANS draws inspiration from Philip K. Dick, Baudrillard, the Stanford Prison Experiment and The Matrix, merging dark satire with psychological horror to question how technology, obedience and entertainment reshape human identity. Set in a dystopian apartment owned by the all-powerful Y.AI Corp, and follows an unnamed applicant trapped in a simulated job application that uses murder and blackmail to measure performance.
Each day feels routine, until you start uncovering hidden puzzles and discovering that breaking the rules unlocks the truth. Beneath the surface lies a constant struggle between following orders and breaking them as you try to decide whether you’re a slave, a consumer, a murderer… or just a sentient beverage.
You’ll navigate a highly reactive world where your phone controls everything, from communication to survival. Along the way, you discover secret pathways and manipulate the simulation by breaking rules rather than following them. Your fate depends on what you choose to disobey, not what you’re told to do, leading to one of the multiple endings.
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