UN:Me Brings Caligula's Takuya Yamanaka Back With a Soul Triage Adventure
Yamanaka and Sasaki built the project after Caligula 2 by starting from the player experience instead of an existing genre, and the interview shows their intent to trade the Caligula series' framework for anxiety and a no-template structure.
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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.
Historia Inc. is developing UN:Me and Shueisha Games is publishing it, with a 2027 release planned and an exhibition at Tokyo Game Show 2026. Sasaki traces the project to a conversation with Yamanaka after Caligula 2 wrapped, when the two agreed to make something together without fitting it into an existing genre. Yamanaka wrote the setting, Sasaki wrote the system, and they approached Kawai, who joined as general producer. Yamanaka has said the proposal was the edgiest of several and was the one that got picked.
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