Gacha Club

Style your squad then conquer battles in Gacha Club

From the creators of Gacha Life, Gacha Club blends deep character customization with light RPG combat and a playful scene studio. Collect chibi units and pets, enhance their stats, and jump between battles, mini-games, and creative tools. What began as an update has grown into a fuller package aimed at both fighters and storytellers.

Roster building is a standout. You get 10 main character slots and a generous 90 extra slots, perfect for multiple teams or a cast for your skits. The studio lets you stage scenes and save or load more of them than before, and 11 new hand gestures help convey emotion. Once you reach level 10 you can import and export characters, which is handy for preserving or sharing designs. The art looks clean, though veterans may notice some legacy props missing. The wardrobe also feels tight, and there is no randomize option for colors or names.

Combat fans get plenty to do. Four modes keep the action varied: Story, Training, Element Tower, and Shadows Corruption. Battles and activities reward coins and gems used to unlock units, pets, and upgrades, while casual mini-games earn Byte currency. The gacha targets characters and pets rather than gifts, and you can fire off 40 pulls at once for faster progress. Optional events add variety, and the whole experience is available offline.

Gacha Club lands as a richer take on the formula, pairing expanded customization with approachable battles and steady progression. The trimmed prop list and limited hair and clothing choices are notable drawbacks, but if you enjoy collecting, tinkering, and scene creation, this is an easy recommendation.

Pros:

- Expanded character slots

- Four distinct battle modes

- Mini-games that pay out without cost

- Playable offline

Cons:

- Some older props are absent

- No randomizer for colors or character names

- Hair and outfit options feel limited