Historia Inc.'s upcoming psychological adventure game Un:Me is coming to more platforms than initially expected. During Summer Game Fest's "The Mix Summer Game Showcase" livestream for indie games, Shueisha Games revealed that the title will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 alongside its PC release on Steam.

The game puts you in control of a girl who awakens in a mysterious labyrinth with four human souls trapped inside her mind. Each soul carries its own desires and past traumas, constantly competing for control over her body. Rather than a traditional action game, Un:Me frames itself as a psychological adventure where you progress by engaging in dialogue with each soul and helping them overcome their individual psychological wounds.

Shueisha Games describes the core mystery driving the narrative: discovering the true nature of these four souls, who built the labyrinth, and ultimately—who the girl really is. The story promises answers to those willing to persist through the psychological journey.

The trailer revealed during the showcase includes English subtitles, suggesting the game will have localized support for Western audiences. With releases planned for Switch 2, PS5, and Steam, Un:Me appears positioned as a multi-platform indie title that aims to reach both console and PC players.

Historia Inc. hasn't announced a specific release date yet, though the multi-platform announcement suggests the developer is aiming for a coordinated launch across all three platforms. The psychological adventure genre has seen growing interest in recent years, and Un:Me's focus on character-driven storytelling and trauma resolution sets it apart from more action-oriented indie releases.

Fans interested in following the game's development can look for further updates from Shueisha Games and historia Inc. as the release date approaches.