Shueisha Games and developer historia have shared new gameplay details for the psychological adventure title UN:Me, revealing how the game handles its core narrative mechanics. This update matters to players because it clarifies the unique soul-management system that defines the experience. The studio explains that players must decide which of four souls to keep and which to erase during the story.
Shueisha Games details four-soul system for 2026 PS5, Switch 2, and PC release
UN:Me is set to launch in 2026 for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam. The game places the player in an unstable world where souls can take over the protagonist's body unpredictably. This mechanic creates a dynamic environment where control shifts based on the player's choices and the souls' influence.
The central gameplay loop revolves around the management of these four souls. Players face critical decisions about retention and removal of each soul entity. These choices directly impact the narrative progression and the stability of the protagonist's control.
We looked at KyTyPS5 Emulator Runs PS5 Games on earlier while tracking Shueisha games launches. The game's release window remains fixed for 2026 across all three platforms. Players waiting for this psychological adventure will need to plan their console or PC setup for next year.
Source: UN, Gematsu
