This is the story of how humanity and robots come to their end.
In a world where humanity has perished, a lone robot, [Libera], awakens.
Why did it awaken now? Why is it wearing a white coat? For what purpose was it created?
As Libera walks through the ruins of the lost world,
it slowly begins to recover fragments of its memories.
And in time, it learns the truth of the "end" that humanity met.
──And that was also the "end" for the robots.
Robots were made to live for humans.
Then, in a world without humans, there is no reason for them to exist.
When Libera has finally regained all of its memories──
it quietly shuts itself down.
A post-apocalyptic pixel-art story adventure, walking beside a robot.
In a World After People is a quiet and beautiful pixel-art adventure
that follows the robot [Libera] as it explores the post-human world.
Through exploration, you will collect records and fragments of memories,
gradually uncovering the story of humanity’s extinction and the “purpose” that Libera was created for.
Investigate your surroundings, use items, and solve small puzzles—
a gentle yet immersive experience awaits you.
A desolate pixel world of light and shadow, rich with depth and atmosphere.
The game’s pixel art, with its meticulous lighting, is one of its most distinctive features.
Flickering fluorescent lights, illuminated spaces, and the soft shadow cast by Libera—
each element paints the silence of a lost world.
A world that feels flat, yet has a quiet sense of depth.
A space where nostalgia and newness, loneliness and warmth coexist.
Please, in this world, feel the loneliness and beauty of what it means to live “without people.”
About the Demo
The demo lets you experience the first 15 minutes of the game.It offers a glimpse into the story’s beginning and atmosphere.
Please note that save data will not carry over to the full version.
The full release will be further refined and polished.
Streaming & Video Guidelines
Streaming and video sharing are warmly welcomed.Please check the official guidelines via “Visit Website” on the right side of this page.
You’ll also find downloadable assets such as thumbnails there.
