Just Act Natural is an indie game developed by Conor Garity. It is an asymmetric online multiplayer game that challenges you to act as if you are an NPC. The game is free to play.

Just Act Natural will remind players of Among Us. Like the party game, it tasks players to either find the impostor or become one. However, unlike Among Us, the game offers various game modes. It also equips players with powerups to help them succeed in their mission. Its free version comes with limitations, and its game modes are locked behind a paid upgrade. 

Act like an NPC

Just Act Natural is the latest addition to the "find the imposter" games list. As mentioned, this action game challenges players to act as if they are NPCs. Your goal is to blend with the rest of the NPCs on the map and hide from the seeker. If you are the seeker, meanwhile, your aim is to find all the real players from all the characters roaming around the map.

The game offers various game modes, including Diamond Grab, Death Race, and Assassin Mode. Each mode tasks you with a different mission. However, the main goal remains the same: either act as an NPC or find the player among them. As noted, the game equips players with powerups before each session starts. Moreover, the game is essentially one button, so you can focus on your acting or your hunting.

This indie game boasts of handcrafted visuals. Everything is made from clay and photographically scanned for a unique aesthetic. However, note that the game is strictly multiplayer, supporting up to eight players. Additionally, while it does have a matchmaking system, the player base is small. With this, expect an imbalance in matchmaking at some point. Additionally, the different modes and some game maps are locked behind an $8 premium upgrade. 

Should you play it?

If you’re a fan of the "find the impostor" genre, Just Act Natural will be right up your alley. It has the same premise as Among Us but it provides various game modes. It also features a handcrafted clay art design, bringing a unique aesthetic to the game. However, while it is free to play, you need to pay for the upgrade to unlock the game modes and other maps.