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Un:Me
UN:Me is in development at Historia Inc. and set for a 2027 release from Shueisha Games, after slipping from its earlier 2026 window. A playable demo was shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
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UN:Me was announced in June 2026 as a psychological horror adventure from Historia Inc. and Shueisha Games, with a PC version planned for 2026 and Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 releases added alongside. The core premise stayed consistent from the first trailer: a girl wakes in a labyrinth with four souls inside her, each with its own trauma and abilities, and the player must choose which soul to keep and which to erase after talking to them. By late August, Shueisha Games opened the official site and detailed two of the souls, Soul I and Soul III, and showed a hospital stage. The game's description moved between horror and psychological adventure depending on the story, and the team later said it was built without a fixed genre, aimed at unease rather than fear.
The production timeline changed in September 2026. Shueisha Games pushed the game from 2026 to 2027, saying it needed more quality work, and tied the delay to motion capture meant to let players read each soul through movement and facial expression. The same announcement named Yumiri Hanamori as the protagonist's voice, keeping one voice across the four personalities. A Tokyo Game Show 2026 demo followed, showing a build with motion capture and letting players meet three of the four souls before a major decision.
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, producer Taiichi Kawai, Historia director Shun Sasaki, and planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka discussed the project. Kawai and Yamanaka said the game trades the Caligula series' framework for anxiety and a no-template structure. Yamanaka's Caligula background, including work on Caligula 2, was cited in earlier stories as well. The release is now set for 2027, with Historia developing and Shueisha Games publishing, and the price undecided.
Key facts
- Release window
- 2027, after slipping from 2026; date to be set later ↗
- Developer
- Historia Inc., the studio behind the Caligula series ↗
- Publisher
- Shueisha Games ↗
- Platforms
- PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC ↗
- Protagonist voice
- Yumiri Hanamori voices all four souls, recorded on separate days ↗
- Planning and scenario
- Takuya Yamanaka, who worked on the Caligula series ↗
- Genre intent
- Built without a fixed genre and aimed at unease rather than fear, per Yamanaka and producer Yasuichi Kawai ↗
- Demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026
- Playable at booth 05-C10 in Hall 5, Makuhari Messe, September 17 to 21 ↗
- Soul details
- Soul I speaks its mind clearly with fluctuating emotions; Soul III is thoughtful and polite but distant ↗
Timeline
- Oct 5, 2026 UN:Me Brings Caligula's Takuya Yamanaka Back With a Soul Triage Adventure
- Oct 3, 2026 Shueisha Games Details UN:Me Soul Triage Adventure at Tokyo Game Show 2026
- Sep 17, 2026 UN:Me Delayed To 2027, Yumiri Hanamori Cast As Four-Soul Protagonist
- Sep 17, 2026 UN:Me Pushed To 2027 As Yumiri Hanamori Joins As Protagonist
- Sep 12, 2026 UN:Me Team Explains Why The Game Is Not Horror
- Sep 8, 2026 Shueisha Games Brings Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVATON and UN:Me to TGS 2026
- Sep 6, 2026 This Week's Indie Picks: UN:Me, Utsura Utsura, Vacation Cafe Simulator
- Aug 29, 2026 UN:Me Brings Soul-Swap Horror to the gamescom Floor
- Aug 29, 2026 UN:Me Horror Demo Turns Harmless Backgrounds Into Threats
- Aug 28, 2026 UN:Me Reveals Soul I and Soul III Details, Opens Official Site
- Aug 27, 2026 Shueisha Games Shows Four Playable Games at gamescom 2026
- Aug 17, 2026 Shueisha Games Unveils Horror Adventure UN:Me for 2026
- Jun 1, 2026 Un:Me Game Trailer Reveals Switch 2, PS5 Releases
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Facts
- Release
- game · 2027 · 2026-09-17
- Release
- game · 2026 · worldwide · 2026-09-17
- Release
- game · 2026 · 2026-09-12
- Release
- game · 2026-08-29 · gamescom 2026 in Cologne · 2026-08-29
- Release
- game · 2026 · Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Steam · 2026-08-28
- Release
- game · August 26, 2026 · gamescom 2026 · 2026-08-27
- Release
- game · 2026 · Steam, PS5, Nintendo Switch 2 · 2026-08-17
- Release
- game · TBA · worldwide · 2026-06-01
- Announced
- interview tied to Tokyo Game Show 2026 · 2026-10-05
- Announced
- playable build shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026 (Tokyo Game Show 2026) · 2026-09-17
- Announced
- playable demo (Tokyo Game Show 2026) · 2026-09-12
- Announced
- first playable demo (gamescom 2026) · 2026-08-29
- Announced
- Soul I and Soul III details, hospital stage, official website · 2026-08-28
- Announced
- official X account launched · 2026-08-17
- Noted
- protagonist is a girl who has lost her memories, and four souls labeled I through IV share her body · 2026-09-17
- Noted
- adventure game about four souls inside a girl · 2026-09-08
- Noted
- experiential area Anxiety Corridor recreates the work's mental labyrinth · 2026-09-08
- Noted
- UN:Me is a horror escape adventure set in a 3D labyrinth where a young girl holds multiple souls. · 2026-08-29
- Noted
- Players explore the School field map, find key items, and learn each soul's background through dialogue before deciding which one stays. · 2026-08-29
- Noted
- playable demo at gamescom 2026 · 2026-08-17
- Noted
- The story follows a girl navigating a labyrinth with four souls inside her. · 2026-06-01
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- Confirmed Shueisha Games produces Un:Me Jun 17 · source
- Confirmed game TBA worldwide Jun 12 · source
All coverage
Oct 5
UN:Me, a soul triage adventure game, is set for release in 2027. Historia Inc. is developing it and Shueisha Games is publishing. An interview tied to Tokyo Game Show 2026 features general producer Taiichi Kawai, Historia director Shun Sasaki, planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka, and Yumiri Hanamori, who plays the protagonist. The protagonist is a girl who holds four souls, and players decide which one remains last.
Oct 3
Shueisha Games will release UN:Me, a soul triage adventure for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC, in 2027 at an undecided price. The game follows a girl carrying four souls, labeled I through IV, each claiming to be the body's true owner. Players explore her unstable inner world, gather clues, talk with each soul, then erase souls one by one and choose who remains. Historia, the studio behind the Caligula series, handles planning and development. Yumiri Hanamori voices all four souls, a role that led the team to record each soul on separate days rather than switch between them in one session. Producer Taiichi Kawai, planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka, and director Shun Sasaki discussed the project at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The team also pushed the release from an earlier date to 2027 and added motion capture after Hanamori's performance.
Sep 17
Shueisha Games said on September 17, 2026 that the soul triage adventure game UN:Me has slipped from 2026 to 2027, with the release date to be set later. The publisher is showing a demo at its Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth in Hall 5, 05-C10, which runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe, and it is the game's first playable exhibit in Japan. Takuya Yamanaka, who worked on the Caligula series, handles planning and scenario, and Historia, which developed Caligula 2, directs and develops. The protagonist is a girl who houses four souls that each claim to own her body. Yumiri Hanamori voices her, keeping one voice across the four personalities. The delay is tied to motion capture work meant to let players read each soul through movement and facial expression during dialogue, with studio footage released alongside the announcement. Shueisha Games also detailed Soul II and Soul IV. A campaign to mark the voice cast runs through September 30, with five signed boards from Hanamori drawn by lottery.
Sep 17
Shueisha Games has moved UN:Me from 2026 to 2027, saying the adventure game needs more quality work. The studio also named Yumiri Hanamori as the protagonist's voice, and detailed the four souls inside the girl, including the laid-back Soul II and the aggressive Soul IV. A trial version with Hanamori's recorded voice will be playable at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Sep 12
Takuya Yamanaka, director on the Caligula series, is working on UN:Me with developer Historia for FuRyu and Shueisha Games. In an interview, Yamanaka and Shueisha Games producer Yasuichi Kawai said the game is built without a fixed genre and aimed at unease rather than fear. UN:Me is planned for release in 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and PC via Steam, with a playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Sep 8
Shueisha Games announced on September 8 its Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth lineup, with two playable titles at booth 05-C10 in Hall 5 of Makuhari Messe. Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVATON, developed by poncle, the studio behind Vampire Survivors, gets a world-first playtest. The mode is an online battle royale for up to eight players, who compete for points before the top two face off in a one-on-one duel for the win. The booth will carry live commentary from e-sports casters on its screens. UN:Me, developed by Historia, gets a Japan-first demo. The game is a soul triage adventure in which a girl hosts four souls and dialogue scenes search for the true owner of her body. The demo adds motion capture, which noticeably improves the girl's movement and expressions in conversation, and lets players meet three of the four souls before a major decision. A hands-on area called the Anxiety Corridor lets visitors explore a dim corridor meant to evoke the work's mental labyrinth. Novelties include poncle-designed pixel stickers, an uchiwa with MAPPA-drawn Yuji Itadori art, trauma face stickers, and a trauma instant cooling pack. Tokyo Game Show 2026 runs September 17 to 21, with public days from September 19.
Sep 6
Game Spark's weekly indie roundup highlights three titles: UN:Me, a psychological adventure where four souls in a girl's body each claim ownership; Utsura Utsura to Tsutsu Uraura to, a walking stream ADV set in a late-night city; and Vacation Cafe Simulator, an Italian seaside management sim.
Aug 29
Automaton played the playable demo of UN:Me at the Shueisha Games booth at gamescom, which began August 26 in Cologne. The horror escape adventure takes place in a 3D labyrinth where a young girl holds multiple souls. Players explore the School field map, find key items, and learn each soul's background through dialogue before deciding which one stays.
Aug 29
Historia and Shueisha Games released the first playable demo of UN:Me at gamescom 2026 in Cologne. The horror game follows a girl with four souls in one body. The soul at the surface switches on its own, changing what the protagonist fears. A harmless nurse's office becomes a death trap when the IV soul surfaces.
Aug 28
Shueisha Games released new details on August 26, 2026 for its upcoming soul triage adventure UN:Me, revealing the personalities of two of the four souls dwelling within a girl's body. The game is planned and developed by Historia, with planning and scenario by Takuya Yamanaka. In UN:Me, four memory-lost souls each claim to be the true owner of the girl's body, and the player must converse with them to determine which one to keep and which to delete. Exploration involves searching for memory fragments in a beautiful yet eerie world, which unlock new dialogue options. The souls take over the girl's body in rotation, and each has different traumas and skills that change the dangers and accessible areas during exploration. Soul I is described as speaking its mind clearly with a tone matching her apparent age, with emotions that fluctuate greatly. Soul III is thoughtful and polite but distant, often gloomy and rarely making eye contact. The game also revealed the hospital stage, an ordinary municipal hospital that grows stranger deeper in, populated by nurses with expressionless smiles and patients with flower heads. The official website opened, featuring a mechanism to discuss and share which soul should be erased. UN:Me is scheduled for release in 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Steam.
Aug 27
Shueisha Games brought four playable titles to gamescom 2026, which opened August 26 in Cologne, Germany. The lineup includes the newly titled survival craft RPG Wild Wild Eden, the soul triage adventure UN:Me, the boss battle action game BAKUDO, and the exploration action adventure Chronoscript: The Endless End. A fifth title, CONQUISTA: Tide of Wills, was covered separately. Wild Wild Eden, developed by Malaysia's Magnus Games Studio, offers open-world survival with a focus on taming nearly any monster as a mount or base helper. The game was announced in 2023 under a working title and received its official name in July 2026. UN:Me, from the creators of the Caligula series, had its worldwide first playable showing at the event. BAKUDO, developed by Taiwan's SAYIL GAMES, introduced a new high-difficulty boss and an ADV-style school segment. Chronoscript, from Desk Works of RPG Time fame, announced a public Steam demo for late August.
Aug 17
Shueisha Games and developer Historia Inc. launched the official X account for UN:Me, a horror adventure game set for release in 2026 on Steam, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2. The game follows a girl with four souls navigating a mental labyrinth, with a playable demo at gamescom 2026.
Jun 1
Shueisha Games and developer historia Inc. have announced that the psychological horror adventure game Un:Me will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, in addition to the previously announced PC version via Steam. The news came with a new trailer shown during The Mix Summer Game Showcase livestream on June 1, 2026. The game follows a girl who awakens in a mysterious labyrinth with four souls inside her mind. Each soul has its own traumas and abilities, and they can seize control of the girl's body during exploration, changing what the player sees and can do. Players use special items found in the labyrinth to converse with the souls and learn their stories. The core mechanic involves choosing which soul to keep in the body and which to erase. The PC version is scheduled for a 2026 release, while the console release dates remain unannounced.