I’m not a Monster: Wanna Live brings players the encounter and rescue of a little girl and Huggy Wuggy. You will learn the story surrounding these two characters and overcome the challenges they find. At the same time, you’ll take advantage of the prosthetic hand feature to rescue the caged character and tweak some dangerous mechanics. Many rewards and levels are waiting for you to unlock.

The story that players experience in I’m not a Monster: Wanna Live is inspired by Poppy Animation and is said to occur before Huggy Wuggy turns scary. You’ll find out why this character has changed and the journey of following a girl with two different colored prosthetic hands that become long. At the same time, she will be the one to rescue her toy friend Huggy Wuggy and overcome various challenges to keep the character safe.

The level will be set in a 2D world, and you will not need to control the girl too much in this game. At the same time, you only need to pay attention to the two prosthetic arms with two different colors that the girl controls because it is a tool that will help you overcome many challenges that this game brings. In addition, these arms have a stretch feature and can reach particular objects so that you will begin your puzzle-solving journey.

When you go to a location in I’m not a Monster: Wanna Live, you will find Huggy Wuggy trapped in a cage, and above it will be a blue hand icon. So you can drag the corresponding prosthetic hand towards the icon on the cage and wait a few seconds as the cage will automatically unlock, and the girl’s friend will automatically swing down. You will continue to go to the next rooms, and of course, they are completely challenging for the player.

Besides the blue arm that plays the role of liberation, the player will use the red arm to touch some of the mechanisms inside the room. Specifically, you will be able to touch a wooden crate to move it to a button that activates a specific feature in the room. You can also use this arm to prevent traps from appearing that are driving and can harm Hugg Wuggy as it swings from the stretched blue arm.

An interesting point that players will need to pay attention to when experiencing this game is when the player will decide to free the character. Specifically, some traps will appear on the line you create when stretching the blue arm. You will choose the right time to stop these pitfalls. This feature is also useful when facing bigger bosses and when you will drop damaged items on them.

After each time you complete a level in I’m not a Monster: Wanna Live, you’ll be able to claim an impressive amount of rewards. Some levels will have items appearing, and you will need to stretch your arms appropriately that Huggy Wuggy can swing to collect them. Also, as you complete more and more levels, you will see a shadow that is continuously filled until a new skin appears before you.

You can use your resources to unlock the skins you desire, and one unique resource is the pink tickets. Tickets appear at a relatively low rate, and it will help you go to some new levels after collecting a certain number of tickets. At the same time, the number of different levels besides the main screen will be continuously increased, and surely, you will not be able to ignore these levels.

Players will meet the character Huggy Wuggy again before it becomes scary:

• You will accompany a girl who is a friend of Huggy Wuggy and overcomes many different challenges to free her toy friend.
• The girl has two prosthetic arms in two different colors and can be stretched to unlock the cage and interfere with the mechanics of the room.
• Huggy Wuggy can follow the rope created by stretching the prosthetic arm and collecting items that appear along the way.
• Players will be able to overcome many dangerous traps, make them stop in time, and use them to destroy the boss.
• Skins will continuously appear before you complete a certain number of levels, and new gameplay will be continuously updated.