Preload of Trickcal: Chibi Go now open on iOS and Android
Bilibili officially announced the pre-load of the new mobile anime gacha, Trickcal: Chibi Go. The game is now available for download via the App Store and Google Play in most regions.
Pre-registrants will receive a set of valuable rewards at the start, including gacha tickets to fast track their collection of heroes. The developers are also promising generous bonuses and festive events dedicated to two occasions: the beginning of autumn and Halloween. Players can expect seasonal quests, themed decorations, exclusive costumes, and special pumpkin-themed activities.
The standout feature of Trickcal: Chibi Go is its signature visual style. All characters are rendered in chibi format — miniature versions of anime girls with vibrant facial expressions, rounded shapes, and distinctly cute faces. The developers emphasize light, friendly humor and a cozy gacha vibe, turning everyday tasks into fun mini-adventures.
According to the developers, the game is designed for short play sessions: about ten minutes a day. Of these, three minutes are spent completing dailies, while the remaining time can be used to interact with your favorite characters — stroking their cheeks, giving gifts, or simply observing their reactions.
Another key feature of the project is the system for customizing your own estate. Players will be able to arrange furniture, choose an interior style, and manage maids, assigning them various tasks. This adds a layer of simulation and personalization — craft a space that reflects your unique taste.
The characters are voiced by popular Japanese seiyuu, whose names are currently being kept secret. All that's known is that a significant portion of the storyline has received full voice acting, making the experience closer to a visual novel and immersing you even deeper into the game’s charming world.
Pre-registrants will receive a set of valuable rewards at the start, including gacha tickets to fast track their collection of heroes. The developers are also promising generous bonuses and festive events dedicated to two occasions: the beginning of autumn and Halloween. Players can expect seasonal quests, themed decorations, exclusive costumes, and special pumpkin-themed activities.
The standout feature of Trickcal: Chibi Go is its signature visual style. All characters are rendered in chibi format — miniature versions of anime girls with vibrant facial expressions, rounded shapes, and distinctly cute faces. The developers emphasize light, friendly humor and a cozy gacha vibe, turning everyday tasks into fun mini-adventures.
According to the developers, the game is designed for short play sessions: about ten minutes a day. Of these, three minutes are spent completing dailies, while the remaining time can be used to interact with your favorite characters — stroking their cheeks, giving gifts, or simply observing their reactions.
Another key feature of the project is the system for customizing your own estate. Players will be able to arrange furniture, choose an interior style, and manage maids, assigning them various tasks. This adds a layer of simulation and personalization — craft a space that reflects your unique taste.
The characters are voiced by popular Japanese seiyuu, whose names are currently being kept secret. All that's known is that a significant portion of the storyline has received full voice acting, making the experience closer to a visual novel and immersing you even deeper into the game’s charming world.
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