Shueisha Games and developer historia have moved the release of their psychological adventure title UN:Me from 2026 to 2027. The extension provides the developers additional time to refine the narrative and polish gameplay mechanics. Players waiting for this story-driven experience will need to adjust their expectations for the near future.
Shueisha Games extends timeline for PS5 and Switch 2 adventure
The game is a psychological adventure that explores complex themes through its interactive storytelling. Shueisha Games serves as the publisher while historia handles the development duties. The game is designed for players who prefer atmospheric storytelling and plot-driven experiences.
UN:Me will launch on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam. These platforms ensure broad accessibility for players on home consoles and personal computers. The team stated they are delaying the title to craft a better experience for all audiences.
We looked at Higurashi Mahjong Remaster Brings Killer Anime earlier while tracking Shueisha games launches. The title appeals to players interested in anime-style narratives. The delay of UN:Me suggests a focus on quality over meeting initial production deadlines.
The confirmed platforms for UN:Me remain PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Steam. The release window is now firmly set for 2027. Players can expect the game to ship on these three systems once development concludes.
Source: UN, Gematsu
