UN:Me, the project from Caligula planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka, slipped from 2026 to 2027. A demo is playable at Shueisha Games' Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth, and Yumiri Hanamori voices the four-soul protagonist.
UN:Me is the current work from Takuya Yamanaka, who handled planning and scenario on the Caligula series. Historia, which developed Caligula 2 and also directed and developed Caligula 2, directs and develops UN:Me. Shueisha Games publishes the soul triage adventure.
The release plan moved. The game was announced for 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and PC via Steam, then on September 17, 2026 Shueisha Games said it had slipped to 2027, with the release date to be set later. The extra time goes to motion capture work meant to let players read each soul through movement and facial expression during dialogue.
The premise is a girl who holds four souls that each claim her body, and players decide which one remains last. Yumiri Hanamori voices her, keeping one voice across the four personalities. A Tokyo Game Show 2026 demo runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe, at the Shueisha Games booth in Hall 5, 05-C10.
The team presents the game without a fixed genre, aimed at unease rather than fear. A 2027 interview tied to the show lists general producer Taiichi Kawai, Historia director Shun Sasaki, planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka, and Hanamori.
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Oct 5
UN:Me, a soul triage adventure game, is set for release in 2027. Historia Inc. is developing it and Shueisha Games is publishing. An interview tied to Tokyo Game Show 2026 features general producer Taiichi Kawai, Historia director Shun Sasaki, planner and scenario writer Takuya Yamanaka, and Yumiri Hanamori, who plays the protagonist. The protagonist is a girl who holds four souls, and players decide which one remains last.
Sep 17
Shueisha Games said on September 17, 2026 that the soul triage adventure game UN:Me has slipped from 2026 to 2027, with the release date to be set later. The publisher is showing a demo at its Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth in Hall 5, 05-C10, which runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe, and it is the game's first playable exhibit in Japan. Takuya Yamanaka, who worked on the Caligula series, handles planning and scenario, and Historia, which developed Caligula 2, directs and develops. The protagonist is a girl who houses four souls that each claim to own her body. Yumiri Hanamori voices her, keeping one voice across the four personalities. The delay is tied to motion capture work meant to let players read each soul through movement and facial expression during dialogue, with studio footage released alongside the announcement. Shueisha Games also detailed Soul II and Soul IV. A campaign to mark the voice cast runs through September 30, with five signed boards from Hanamori drawn by lottery.
Sep 12
Takuya Yamanaka, director on the Caligula series, is working on UN:Me with developer Historia for FuRyu and Shueisha Games. In an interview, Yamanaka and Shueisha Games producer Yasuichi Kawai said the game is built without a fixed genre and aimed at unease rather than fear. UN:Me is planned for release in 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and PC via Steam, with a playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026.