Psychological Adventure UN:Me Gets New Trailer at Day of the Devs Showcase

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Shueisha Games and developer historia have revealed a new look at their upcoming psychological adventure game UN:Me, shown during the Day of the Devs: The Game Awards Digital Showcase. It will be available on PC via Steam.

The story follows a young girl who wakes up inside a mysterious maze with no memory of how she got there. She soon learns that four different human souls are living inside her mind. Each soul has its own trauma and special ability, and at any moment it can suddenly take control of her body. Because of this constant soul switching, players must adjust their approach as the girl’s behavior, fears, and even the world around her shift from one moment to the next.

To uncover the truth behind the four souls, the maze, and the girl’s real identity, you will use the game’s Soul Dialogue System. By finding special items, you can trigger conversations and memories that reveal more about each soul’s past. These moments also offer clues that help you understand the maze and progress through the story.

At the heart of UN:Me is a difficult moral choice: in the end, only one soul can remain in the body. The final decision forces players to choose which soul to keep and which ones to let go, shaping the ending and confronting them with the emotional consequences of their choice.