Mojibake Announces Test Your Luck: Gacha Simulator for 2027
Indie studio Mojibake announced Test Your Luck: Gacha Simulator on November 10, 2026, and opened the game's Steam store page.
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Why it matters
Mojibake is building a game about the pull economy with the spending stripped out, which puts the loop itself, coins, upgrades, and a consolation LuckBank, at the center instead of the wallet.
Key Facts
- Mojibake announced Test Your Luck: Gacha Simulator on November 10, 2026, and opened its Steam store page.
- The game is scheduled for release in 2027 with Japanese display support.
- Players spend in-game coins on gacha gathered on a platform called GachaOS, including character gacha, trading card packs, and skin cases.
- The game has no real monetization elements.
- Losing pulls add luck to a LuckBank, which can be used for upgrades that improve gacha odds.
The simulation has players pour in-game coins into gacha on a platform called GachaOS, covering character gacha, trading card packs, and skin cases. There is no real monetization. Coins can also fund upgrades, and failed pulls build luck in a LuckBank that can be spent to improve odds. The release is set for 2027 with Japanese display support.
Mojibake opened the Steam store page for the game on the same day it announced it. The loop runs on coins earned inside the game, spent on GachaOS, a hub where the gacha titles are gathered.
Two systems sit outside the pulls. Coins put into upgrades can raise revenue, which opens stronger upgrades. Pulls that miss still add luck to the LuckBank, and stored luck can be spent on upgrades that push the gacha in the player's favor. Skins pulled from cases can go to appraisal or trade-ups for higher-tier items, and cards can be inspected, appraised to raise their value, or exchanged for coins.
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