- August 16, 2020
- Lunime
- 2h median play time
Gacha Club
Platforms
About
"Gacha Club" is a Role Playing game that offers an intriguing story and wholesome themes, with stellar game mechanics, masterful graphics, and a good soundtrack. However, the game is very grinding, can be buggy at times, and some players may be disturbed by ads. The game allows you to dress up cute chibi characters and gacha for units to battle in story mode, making it appealing for those who enjoy both customization and battle gameplay.







- Great customization options with a wide variety of clothing, accessories, and colors.
- Fun mini-games and battle mode that adds depth to the gameplay.
- Overall enjoyable experience for character creation and storytelling.
- Frequent crashes and lag, especially when switching between menus or during battles.
- Characters sometimes do not save properly, leading to frustration when progress is lost.
- Some colors are blocked for clothing, making it difficult to achieve desired designs.
story
545 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the engaging plot and character customization options that allow for creative storytelling. However, several users have reported issues with crashes and bugs that disrupt gameplay, particularly in story mode, leading to frustration over lost progress. Additionally, some players feel that the main story is incomplete or lacks depth, suggesting a need for further updates and improvements to enhance the overall narrative experience.
“The story mode is fun and engaging.”
“The storyline is fascinating as well, though most may not use it I enjoy it!”
“The story is nice and the gameplay is quite fun.”
“The story mode is unfinished, and when you leave the app after making a character and come back to it, said character will have been deleted or unfinished despite you already finishing it earlier.”
“The story itself is incomplete.”
“The story makes no sense, characters keep appearing out of nowhere and I have no clue what's going on.”