Un:Me Game's Trailer Reveals 2027 Delay, Yumiri Hanamori Casting
Shueisha Games unveiled a new trailer for historia Inc.'s Un:Me horror game on Wednesday. The video announces the game's delay to 2027, and announces that voice actress Yumiri Hanamori is playing the game's main character.
The game will release for Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam. The game was previously slated to release this year.
Shueisha Games describes the story:
A girl awakens in a mysterious labyrinth.Four voices echo within her mind.They are human "souls" drifting through this maze.Each of the four souls seeks to fulfill their own desires, attempting to seize control of the girl's body and act on their own will.What are these four souls, truly?Who created this enigmatic labyrinth—and why?Who is this girl?Through dialogue with each soul and by overcoming their individual traumas, you'll navigate deeper into the labyrinth.The answers await those who persist...
In the psychological adventure game, players control a girl who has souls inside her that seize control. Each soul carries unique traumas from the past.
Takuya Yamanaka (The Caligula Effect/Overdose franchise creator, Milgram, Harmony of Mille-Feuille, Negative Happy franchises creator/main writer) is writing the story for the game.
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