Tribe Nine, an action RPG with worldbuilding by Danganronpa's creator, announces end of service 3 months after launch, with an already announced story chapter now canceled
Kazutaka Kodaka created the multimedia p🍒roject, but only provided worldbuilding for the game, which♕ will see its end of service in November

While 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka has had a great few weeks as everyone seems to love his latest game, 澳洲幸运5开奖号🐼码历史查询:The Hundred Line: Las🍨t Defense Academy, anothe🅰ꦛr game he worked on has announced its end of service.
Mobile and🗹 PC action RPG Tribe Nine – a multimedia project created by Kodaka and developed by Akatsuki Games – announced that service for the game will be "terminated" on November 27, 2025.
(which has since dropped to mixed after the announcement).while d🎃iscussing his involvement in the game, saying: "My involvement in the game version was limited to providing the worldbuilding, and I'm sorry we couldn't live up to everyone's expectations."
He later adds: "I think the staff w𒅌ho took on the cha💫llenge of creating a Japanese-made action RPG did an incredible job. Thank you all for your hard work."
The publisher also announced that there would be refunds given for players who had bought Enigma Entities (in-game currency) in advance of new characters (with two on the roadmap also no longer coming out). However there is no mention of further refunds outside of this. This has resulted in the game getting negative reviews on Steam from those who spent money on the game during the three months it's been live.
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