Simone Publisher Shueisha Games and developer historia have announced that the psychological adventure game UN:Me will expand its launch platforms to include PlayStation 5 and Switch 2. The narrative-driven title was previously announced exclusively for PC via Steam.
UN:Me tasks players with guiding a young girl through an unsettling, shifting mental labyrinth. Upon awakening in the maze, she discovers four distinct human souls drifting within her mind, each harboring unique desires, specialized gameplay skills, and deeply rooted personal traumas. As players navigate the environment, these internal entities autonomously seize control of the girl’s body, dynamically altering both visible environmental hazards and available physical actions depending on which personality is currently dominant.
The core gameplay loop splits between structural exploration and a dedicated “Dialogue Mode.” By discovering specific memory fragments and items scattered throughout the maze, players can initiate direct conversations with the individual souls to uncover pieces of their past and solve cryptic riddles. Progression deeper into the labyrinth eventually forces a series of permanent choices, requiring players to decide which individual souls to preserve and which to permanently erase, as only one consciousness can ultimately occupy the physical body.
