Hoomanz is the kind of game that starts with a brilliant elevator pitch – you are a spooky little alien critter scaring clueless tourists off your planet – and then stretches that idea across a bunch of short levels with mixed results. It is quirky, cute, and packed with novelty mechanics, but whether it actually stays fun depends on how much patience you have for simple stealth puzzles and trial‑and‑error chaos. ​ ​ You play as Shoo, a mythical guardian of Planet Erf who looks like something between a plush toy and a forest spirit, except with a hidden horror‑movie form that only comes out when it is time to really spook the “Hoomanz.” The humans have rolled in like they always do – sunbathing, building machines, littering bottles everywhere, and generally treating Erf like their all‑inclusive resort – and your job is to convince them that this is absolutely not a good vacation spot. ​ ​ Moment to moment, Hoomanz is basically a cozy stealth‑puzzle game dressed up as an action ti...