Cardcaptor Sakura：Memory Key

Name: Cardcaptor Sakura：Memory Key
Rating: 3.2 (912 reviews)
Author: Hong Kong Bin Ming Internet Technology Co., Limited

By: Hong Kong Bin Ming Internet Technology Co., Limited App

Simulation

Overview

Version:

4.0.2

Last updated: 2024-09-18

Features & Capabilities

The official licensed anime adaptation of Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Edition invites you to embark on an adorable journey to collect little Sakura's treasures. Shattered memories hide in the enigmatic dreams, the power sealed within the key stirs restlessly, fragments of hope destined to complete the puzzle of fate.

Chibi 3D Sakura is here with cuteness overload, experience the joy of collecting mystery boxes right on your mobile device!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Art Kids

By:

Hong Kong Bin Ming Internet Technology Co., Limited

Rating:

3.20

(912) 1 new ratings

Version:

4.0.2 Last updated: 2024-09-18

Version code:

868985846

Creation date:

2024-09-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.07GB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 72,334 ▼ 144

Other rankings

#55 in memory keyword 16 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Hong Kong Bin Ming Internet Technology Co., Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cardcaptor-sakura-memory-key/id6502483159

User Reviews

Reviewers love the CCS-inspired visuals and nostalgia, plus social club events and varied mini-games. However, many criticize a lack of new content, pay-to-win monetization, and technical issues after updates or merges. Fans seek more meaningful updates and less aggressive monetization, with better balance for solo players.

Pros

Cute visuals and chibi CCS-inspired art that fans find adorable and faithful to the series
Strong CCS nostalgia and fan service (outfits, animations, references) that appeal to longtime fans
Varied mini-games and weekly events plus clubs that encourage ongoing play and social interaction
Frequent rewards and a generally light, low-advertisement experience compared to many gachas
Overall cozy, relaxing gameplay that suits casual play and long-time fans

Cons

Content updates are infrequent or insufficient after early progress; players feel there’s little to do beyond daily tasks and club activities
Gacha progression is strongly pay-to-win; high costs to obtain top characters/chibis; difficult for free-to-play players to advance
Technical issues around updates/merges (bugs, balance issues, occasional data concerns) that affect player experience
Perceived monetization concerns and marketing practices (microtransactions, AI-generated splash art controversy)
Solo players often feel sidelined by club-centric events and desire more solo-friendly content and activities

Recent reviews

So many bugs !!! Why??

by ko*****, 2026-06-22

Basically the bug is I still hear sound when I have all the volume settings set to zero. Like fighting scenes and when Sakura is outside in a cutscene I hear sounds. I like multitasking and watching videos while I play games like these and it’s really distracting when the game I’m playing has audio after I turn it all off. Also! Can there be an option to where when you unlock a new outfit and before it shows you the full Sakura in the outfit you just tap and skip it? It’s just a lot of cut scenes for a gacha pull. Other than that love this game and it feeds my collective gremlin heart