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Start with a single small gacha machine and build a bustling gacha shop.

Gacha Shop Tycoon is a pixel art management game where you operate machines, inventory, prices, odds, suppliers, and staff using virtual in-game currency. You must read the daily trends in brand popularity and product formats to decide which products to place in which machines.

Managing Products Based on Trends
• Customer demand varies based on brand popularity and product format trends.

• You can place capsule toys, claw machines, and various other arcade games.

• Adjust prices and winning odds; however, if prices are too high, customers will get angry and your store's reputation will suffer.

• Popular items sell well, but inventory also runs out quickly.

Managing Machines with Visible Profits and Losses
• You can check the sales, cost of goods sold, return on investment, and status of each machine.

• Used machines depreciate, and broken machines must be repaired at a cost.

• Repeated repairs carry the risk of permanent failure, so you must determine when to replace or upgrade. • Upgrades unlock higher winning odds, price caps, and repair efficiency.

Supply Chain and Staff Growth

• Compare suppliers with different unit prices, minimum order quantities, and delivery times to secure contracts.

• Manage warehouse and machine inventory, and prepare safety stock to cover delivery delays.

• Interview three candidates to hire part-time or full-time employees with varying skill levels.

• Full-time employees handle automated ordering, reducing repetitive tasks in your growing store.

• Grow product lines by brand to unlock more attractive premium products.

Challenge Records

Compare campaign records and store performance on the Google Play Games leaderboard. Rewarded ads are provided only if you choose to watch them, and the basic game can be played without watching ads.

Choose whether to follow trends or protect stable inventory and margins. The best gacha shop is not the most expensive one, but the one that reads customers, inventory, and cash flow together.