UN:Me
UN:Me is an adventure game where you guide a girl harboring multiple souls within her body through an unsettling mental labyrinth, engaging in dialogue with each soul while making the harrowing choice of which to keep and which to erase in your escape attempt.
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What is UN:Me?
Your choices determine which soul remains.
You alone will witness the consequences.
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...
Unpredictably Shifting Selves
Within the labyrinth, souls hidden inside the girl seize control regardless of your intentions.
Each soul possesses unique skills and traumas—with every switch, both visible dangers and available actions transform.
Which "self" will surface next?
You must navigate the maze while contending with these assertive souls.
Soul-Specific Traumas That Hunt You
Each soul carries unique traumas carved from their past.
During exploration, the active soul's wounds react, destabilizing vision, senses, and movement as they assault the girl.
Dialogue Mode: Touching the Souls' Depths
Special items found in the labyrinth enable direct dialogue with individual souls.
Memory fragments determine which souls you can reach and what questions arise—each item reveals different truths.
Their words are sometimes fragmented, sometimes cryptic.
Hidden within may lie hints for exploration or keys to the story's heart...
"Only One Can Remain"—Choosing and Erasing Souls
One body can harbor only one soul.
The deeper into the labyrinth you venture, the heavier the decision becomes—which soul to preserve, which to erase.
Can you accept the consequences of the souls your choices condemn?