Danganronpa creator’s game to be removed from Steam — final chance to obtain the “Sunflower” in Tribe Nine
The project’s servers will be shut down soon, but there’s still time to claim its achievements.
Tribe Nine launched in February of this year. The world’s design was overseen by Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka.
This gacha title never met the necessary financial targets, and a decision was made to wind the project down.
Tribe Nine mixes multiple elements: exploration with a JRPG feel, real-time combat similar to Zenless Zone Zero, and baseball-style encounters where you pick “arguments” during interactions with rivals.
Tribe Nine’s servers are scheduled to close on November 27. The Steam edition features 14 achievements, most of which are tied to the story campaign.
Players report that the main content can be completed in a few days, allowing collectors to secure several of the rarer achievements.
Unlocking every Steam achievement awards a “sunflower” — a badge visible on the game’s store page.
Source: iXBT.games

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