[Gossip] "Sin Chronicle" Announces Shutdown, "Chain Chronicle" Claims Another Victim

Recently, SEGA announced that its mobile game "Sin Chronicle" will officially shut down on May 31st. While the developer promises an offline version to allow players to revisit the story, the narrative remains unfinished, leaving fans disappointed and frustrated by the abrupt cancellation.

Player sentiment is overwhelmingly negative. Many commented that the game was a total waste of high-quality art assets, calling it "trash" due to its poor gameplay. Meanwhile, the long-running "Chain Chronicle"—often jokingly referred to as a "game slayer" by the community—has once again outlived a successor, solidifying its reputation as the survivor of the industry.

In the comments, users expressed deep distrust toward SEGA's future projects, specifically criticizing "404 Game Re:set" (a project involving Yoko Taro) for its jarring discrepancy between character art and 3D models. Others recalled the controversy surrounding the game's early collaborations, leading to a "good riddance" sentiment. Some dedicated players even joked that they only keep playing the original "Chain Chronicle" to see how many more modern titles it can outlive.