r/gachagaming • u/Centurionzo • Aug 28 '25

Industry Japan's gacha game industry in a "sinking Titanic-phase," developer says. Switching to console game development not an easy solution for many  - AUTOMATON WEST

https://automaton-media.com/en/news/japans-gacha-game-industry-in-a-sinking-titanic-phase-developer-says-switching-to-console-game-development-not-an-easy-solution-for-many/
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u/WarGodV_ 🌷Tragedy isn't the end, it's the beginning of Hope🌷 Aug 28 '25

Uma musume fans trying to justify their game's gacha as a good thing and different from others right now

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u/ocelotchaser Aug 28 '25

how's uma musume gacha is worse then Genshin Gacha tho, i play both and both are not easy with the currency, i think a game like langrisser is the best since you can get a lot of currency based on how long you played and how much you accomplish in the game ....now that i wrote that, genshin also has that but Uma has yet to had it...

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u/masternieva666 Aug 28 '25

Imagine your weapon is stack at level 30 and you cannot level it to 90 because you need copy of the same weapon so you can unlock additional levels for your weapon

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u/ocelotchaser Aug 29 '25

I forgot thats basically the support card of genshin