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Human.exe

A playable album: walk a pixel city, every shop is a song

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Human.exe is a lofi concept album you explore instead of stream. Walk through an 8-bit neon city — every shop is named after a track, step inside and it plays. Built solo by a French developer who started making music during lockdown. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.

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