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Technophobia: Do Androids go to Heaven? is a narrative first-person shooter set in a dystopian society where androids, cyborgs and nanomachines are widespread. You play as Jahmir, a teenage part-time college student, sent to rescue engineers from powerful androids called DEMUNs. The story examines the benefits and faults of using AI and android technology throughout society.

The mission

The U.S. government created the Facility of Evangelical Science and American Computing (FESAC) to counter these man-made threats. FESAC sends humans and its own androids, known as (F)AENGI-Ls, to capture or destroy them. Jahmir and the AENGI-L Ani-4, also called Ania, go to a nearby national park to deal with androids and rescue kidnapped engineers.

You explore a large, snowy forest across a somewhat linear story with room to investigate. The park is patrolled by five enemy types: Weeping Angels, Fallen Weeping Angels, Mosquitos, Fallen Mosquitos and DEMUNs. Robotic Mosquitos and Weeping Angels also threaten you in the park.

Combat and survival

You carry an M16 Rifle and an AA12 shotgun, but as a new hire you have little ammunition, so you need to use it sparingly. You do not have to fight every enemy. A single hit kills you, and there is no autosaving; use the forest's Watchtowers to save your progress.

Story and exploration

Before missions, you can talk with people in the Hub to learn about the world and its characters. Dialogue choices let you explore the story but do not affect the ending. The forest also contains hidden collectibles; finding them all unlocks the true ending.

The main story has five levels. After completing it, you can play a two-level story extension as Ania, bringing the total to seven levels. The game takes about 2–4 hours to complete and uses a PSX-inspired visual style.