Anime Girls - gacha game | Game Brain

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In "Anime Girls - gacha game," players join the Oasis Alliance to protect the last human shelter from an impending war. The alliance includes anime-style girls from various races, and players can collect and command them in battle. The game's story revolves around a powerful virus that grants immense vitality, which a biotech company is researching to revive the CEO's daughter, leading to dangerous consequences.

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36%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

story2 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

The game offers a certain 'snappiness' that makes it a cheap and easy time-killer.
It seems moderately generous in terms of obtaining resources and pulls, which may appeal to some players.
The mix of sci-fi, strategy, and character interactions can be engaging and enjoyable for those familiar with gacha games.

The game feels cheap and amateurish, with a generic name and a UI that resembles a low-quality mobile game.
There are significant issues with misaligned text and a cluttered interface that can confuse players.
The reliance on AI-generated art and the high cost of skins detracts from the overall experience and raises concerns about originality.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The gameplay is characterized as a typical party-based auto/idle combat system, offering minimal player control limited to adjusting the speed or skipping results. While some players find the story and characters engaging, others criticize the game for its generic name and misleading marketing, suggesting a lack of substantial gameplay elements.
- “The story is engaging, the characters are great, and the gameplay keeps things interesting.”
- “Gameplay is your typical party-based auto/idle combat sim with your only control being to speed up, down, or skip to the results entirely.”
- “The fact that its name is so generic, as well as its amateurish and heavily mis-advertised store page, presents just skins with zero gameplay, which bothers me the most about it all.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics quality varies significantly based on rarity, with only purple rarity and above featuring live 2D animations, while lower rarities are criticized for their inferior art style and design.
- “Only purple rarity and up have live 2D animations; anything below is clearly lower quality fodder in both art style and design.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players criticize the monetization strategy, particularly the high cost of skins, which they feel are overpriced for a game of its quality and appear to be the primary focus of marketing.
- “The skins, which seem to be their main selling point and misadvertisement, are quite costly for a game of this stature and quality.”
- “The skins, which seem to be their main selling point and misadvertisement, are quite costly for a game of this stature and quality.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be expected, as it is designed to encourage the accumulation of resources through gameplay, even if some items can be obtained with alternative 'free currency'.
- “Though they seem to be purchasable with alternative 'free currency', it's naturally expected to be grindy.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story is highly engaging, featuring well-developed characters that enhance the overall experience, while the gameplay elements contribute to maintaining player interest.
- “The story is engaging, the characters are great, and the gameplay keeps things interesting.”