Shueisha Games dropped a new trailer for Un:Me, the upcoming horror title from historia Inc., on Wednesday. The video carries two major announcements: the game has been pushed back to 2027 — having previously been scheduled for release this year — and voice actress Yumiri Hanamori has been confirmed as the voice of the game’s main character.
Un:Me is set to launch on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam.
Story
Shueisha Games describes the premise as follows:
A girl awakens in a mysterious labyrinth. Four voices echo within her mind — human “souls” drifting through the maze. Each of the four souls seeks to fulfill their own desires, attempting to seize control of the girl’s body and act on their own will. What are these four souls, truly? Who created this enigmatic labyrinth — and why? Who is this girl? Through dialogue with each soul and by overcoming their individual traumas, players will navigate deeper into the labyrinth. The answers await those who persist…
Gameplay & Staff
Un:Me is a psychological adventure game in which players control a girl who serves as a vessel for multiple souls, each carrying unique traumas from their past and vying to take over her body.
The game’s story is penned by Takuya Yamanaka, the creator and lead writer behind the The Caligula Effect/Overdose franchise, as well as Milgram, Harmony of Mille-Feuille, and the Negative Happy franchise.

