The upcoming psychological horror game Un:Me, developed by historia Inc., has been delayed from its original 2026 release window. A new trailer released by Shueisha Games confirms the title is now slated for a 2027 launch. Alongside the scheduling update, the video reveals that voice actress Yumiri Hanamori will provide the voice for the game's central protagonist.
Set within a mysterious labyrinth, the game follows a girl who finds herself inhabited by four distinct souls, each competing for control of her body. Players must navigate this psychological landscape by engaging in dialogue with these entities and confronting their individual traumas to uncover the truth behind the maze and the girl's identity. The narrative is penned by Takuya Yamanaka, known for his work on the The Caligula Effect franchise and the Milgram project.
While the delay pushes the game into next year, the project remains confirmed for release on PlayStation 5, PC via Steam, and the upcoming Switch 2. The shift in the release schedule suggests a longer development cycle for the title's complex narrative mechanics, though no specific reason for the delay was provided beyond the updated window.
