UN:Me Details Souls, Memory Fragments, and More

Souls are in your hands.

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Shueisha Games and historia have opened the official website for psychological adventure game UN:Me and revealed new details about Souls, Memory Fragments, and much more.

UN:Me will release in 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam.

Get the latest details below, via Gematsu:

“Only One Can Remain”: Choosing and Erasing Souls

At first, the souls have lost their memories and no longer remember who they are. All they have left is the unwavering belief that they are the body’s rightful owner.

Players must search the unstable world for “Memory Fragments,” each one revealing new questions to ask the souls. Through these conversations, players gradually piece together their identities, uncover their pasts, and determine which soul truly belongs to the body. Ultimately, they must make the final choice of which soul to keep and which to “erase.”

An Unstable World. A “Self” That Changes Unpredictably

To recover the souls’ Memory Fragments, players must explore a strange and unstable world where control is never guaranteed. The souls within the girl can suddenly take over her body, regardless of the player’s intentions.

Each soul carries different traumas and possesses unique abilities, changing the threats players face, the actions they can take, and even the areas they can reach. Adapting to whoever takes control becomes part of navigating the labyrinth.

Souls With Distinct Characteristics

One girl, four souls in a single body. Every time the soul changes, so does her manner of speech and her attitude.

But this time, Shueisha Games Inc. is introducing new details on Souls I and III (two souls out of the four).

Soul I

The type to say exactly what’s on her mind.
In terms of speech, she comes across as a girl who matches the age she claims to be.
The soul is highly emotional, with sharp shifts in mood.

Soul III

This soul is highly thoughtful and deliberate.
Her speech is soft, polite, yet distant.
Rarely makes eye contact and is often aloof.

Labyrinth Of The Mind

At a glance, it looks like an ordinary municipal hospital, but the further you go, the stranger it becomes. Here you will come across Nurses wearing inorganic smiles and patients whose heads are made of flowers.

UN:Me Official Website Now Live

An official website compiling the newly released information is available to visit. Beyond just explaining the game, Shueisha Games Inc. built a way for everyone to speculate together and share views – based on the information available so far – on which soul is best erased.

We’ll keep updating it with each new information release, so please do take a look.

Soul Kiwami
Soul Kiwami
Raul Ochoa, a.k.a. Soul Kiwami, is the Managing Editor of Final Weapon with six years of writing/editing experience and a former News Writer at Game Rant. Raul is passionate about the Japanese gaming and anime/manga industries, and he's a huge fan of Nintendo Switch, PC hardware, JRPGs, and fighting games. business email: [email protected] | Muck Rack: https://muckrack.com/raul-landaverde-1

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