UN:Me Reveals Soul I and Soul III Details, Opens Official Site
The official website's interactive feature turns the game's central moral choice into a community discussion tool, letting players debate which soul deserves deletion before the game even launches.
Key Facts
- Shueisha Games announced UN:Me details for Soul I and Soul III on August 26, 2026.
- UN:Me is scheduled for release in 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Steam.
- Soul I has a personality that speaks its mind clearly with dramatic emotional fluctuations.
- Soul III is thoughtful and polite but distant, often gloomy and rarely making eye contact.
- The game is planned and developed by Historia, with planning and scenario by Takuya Yamanaka.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Denfaminicogamer.
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.
The hospital stage is presented as a "labyrinth of the mind." At first glance it looks like an ordinary municipal hospital, but the deeper the player goes, the stranger the sights become. Nurses with expressionless smiles and patients with heads made of flowers live out their daily lives there.
The official website includes a mechanism to discuss and share which soul should be deleted based on the information currently revealed, and Shueisha Games says it will update the site each time new information is released. The game is rated IARC 12+ and supports Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. The PlayStation Store and Steam pages are already live.
Historia is a Japanese studio specializing in Unreal Engine, handling planning, development, and operation for consumer and arcade games. Its representative works include "Faaast Penguin" (planning, development, operation), "Caligula2" (development, PC version sales), "Live A Live" (development), and "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Last Survivor" (development).
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.