UN:Me is a psychological adventure centered on identity and loss, where the player controls a woman with multiple souls coexisting within her. The journey leads through a twisted mental labyrinth, reflecting fragments of memory and emotion. The goal is not to overcome an external threat, but to find a way out through a painful self-reflection. Dialogue as a tool for survival Progress through the labyrinth is linked to communication. Discovered objects provide access to individual souls, allowing one to ask questions and receive answers, often incomplete or contradictory. Memories determine who can be approached and what truths become accessible, forming a picture of what is happening through disparate voices. As the story deepens, a key dilemma emerges. The body can only hold one soul, the rest must be erased. Every choice is irreversible and alters the emotional weight of the story. Decisions aren't measured in points — they leave a mark, turning the path to freedom into a series of difficult compromises. Features of the game A psychological adventure with a mental labyrinth. Dialogues with multiple inner voices. Objects as keys to memories. Irreversible decisions with emotional consequences.