You Share One Body With Multiple Souls in This Strange New PS5 Horror Game
Japanese horror title “UN:Me” from Tokyo-based developer historia is expanding beyond its originally planned PC-only release. The game will now launch on PlayStation 5 alongside PC later this year, though an exact release date has not yet been confirmed.
The game places players in control of a young girl who harbors multiple souls within her body simultaneously. The core gameplay revolves around engaging with dialogue and navigating a surreal mental labyrinth to untangle these souls one by one. Players must ultimately determine which soul will survive, driven by the game’s central premise: “One body can harbor only one soul.” This psychological exploration forms the emotional and narrative backbone of the experience.
The presentation is characterized as surreal and disturbing, delivering the kind of unsettling atmosphere typical of contemporary Japanese horror. The visual and tonal style is described as reminiscent of works like “Black Hole Sun,” suggesting deeply weird and psychologically uncomfortable imagery designed to unsettle players. This aesthetic approach positions UN:Me within a tradition of experimental horror that prioritizes atmospheric dread and psychological discomfort over traditional scares.
With its distinctive premise blending narrative exploration and internal psychological struggle, UN:Me aims to offer a unique horror experience that examines identity, consciousness, and the battle between multiple aspects of self within a single body.