Akatsuki Games and Too Kyo Games have announced an exciting opportunity for gamers: a PC closed beta test for their new action RPG, TRIBE NINE. This test, called the “Deadly Test,” will be available from August 9 to August 15, 2024, on the popular gaming platform Steam.
The testing period will start at 15:00 JST on August 9 and end at 23:59 JST on August 15. Players interested in joining the beta test can sign up until July 31 at 23:59 JST. Those selected to participate will receive notifications in early August. This beta version of the game will support multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. While the in-game audio will be in Japanese, the test aims to gather feedback from a diverse, global audience.
Akatsuki Games is also launching a special program for video creators during the beta test. They are inviting content creators to share their experiences of the TRIBE NINE “Deadly Test” through review videos. These videos can be either standard YouTube videos or Shorts. The creators with the most popular videos will have the chance to win gift card prizes. The video submission period will run from August 9 to August 30, and the prizes will vary based on the view counts and format of the videos.
TRIBE NINE is described by its developers as an extreme action RPG. The game focuses on groups of teenagers who face various challenges and use strategy to defeat strong opponents. The game is developed jointly by Akatsuki Games and Too Kyo Games, with involvement from creators known for their work on the Danganronpa series.
For now, the closed beta will be available only on PC through Steam. However, Akatsuki Games has plans to release the full version of TRIBE NINE on both PC and mobile platforms, including iOS and Android. The official release date for the full version of the game has not been announced yet.
To find more information and sign up for the beta test, players can visit the official TRIBE NINE website. This closed beta provides gamers with an early opportunity to play the game and share their feedback with the developers. Whether you are a fan of action RPGs or just looking for something new to try, TRIBE NINE’s “Deadly Test” could be an exciting opportunity.
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