Enhance has usually focussed on delivering audiovisual and multisensory experiences in its games. The who, what, and where are relative to how playing makes you feel, and when it comes to puzzle games, the studio can afford to be pretty abstract about its ideas. So there’s something novel about Humanity as it asks you to negotiate not blocks or wireframes but people, and a multitude of them at that.
Ironically, given the story explores seven themes of humanity, it’s experienced from the perspective of your protagonist, a glowing shiba inu who’s tasked with leading crowds of faceless and dependent people
