Best gacha games

Best for clear odds and an 80-pull guarantee

Operators and weapons come from two gacha banners. GRYPHLINE publishes the odds, 0.8% for a 6-star operator with one guaranteed by pull 80, though only on a Korean-language page. Money buys Origeometry, a Monthly Pass and Protocol Pass tiers. Steam lists it as single-player, so pulls matter only against the game.

Best for dice-board character pulls

Limited characters come from paid dice-roll boards, and keys open Arc research and Mystery Boxes. The website lists Mystery Box odds, but board odds appear only in the game. The publisher counted more than 120 free pulls from log-in rewards at launch.

Best for an 80-pull guarantee on every platform

Resonators and weapons come from Convenes with published rates: a 0.8% base chance for a 5-star, guaranteed within 80 pulls. Money buys Lunites, the Lunite Subscription and pass upgrades. It runs on PC, Mac, mobile, PS5 and Xbox with shared progress.

Best for tower-defense hero collecting

Moonton's fantasy RPG adds tower-defense battles to hero collection. Apple lists loot boxes and Google Play lists random items, but no official web page shows summon odds; Moonton's announcements mention only rate-up boosts. Heroes also fight in three PvP modes, so it rates as strongly pay to win.

Best for turn-based gacha without PvP

Characters and Light Cones come from Warps with published rates: 0.6% base for a 5-star character, guaranteed within 90 pulls. Money buys Oneiric Shards, the Express Supply Pass and Nameless Honor upgrades. There is no PvP, so purchases do not decide matches against other players.

Best for Marvel fans

Orbs are paid random items that can give character shards, gear and other materials, and Scopely's orb odds page is synced with the game. Characters from Orbs and offers also fight in PvP, so it rates as strongly pay to win. Scopely says offers and prices can differ between players.

Best for action combat with published odds

Agents and W-Engines come from Signal Search with published odds: 0.6% base for an S-Rank Agent, guaranteed within 90 pulls. Money buys Monochromes, the Inter-Knot Membership and New Eridu City Fund tiers. It is on Steam, PS5, Xbox and mobile.

Best for a roster that levels up together

Diamonds buy recruitment pulls; the official odds and pity rules cover every banner but are published only in Korean. Hero levels and equipment are shared across the roster, so heroes do not each need their own leveling. Heroes also fight in Arena PvP, so it rates as strongly pay to win.

Best for a big open world with a 90-pull guarantee

Characters and weapons come from Wishes with published rates: 0.6% base for a 5-star character, guaranteed within 90 pulls. Money buys Genesis Crystals, Battle Pass upgrades and the Blessing of the Welkin Moon. On PC it needs 110 GB of storage.

Best for turn-based monster collecting

Monsters come from summons, and Summon Mileage guarantees a 5-star Monster, but the official website lists no summon odds. Paid summons and Rune packs feed PvP rosters, so it rates as strongly pay to win.

Best for a big turn-based Champion roster

Champions come from Shards. Plarium publishes odds for four Shard types and a Mercy system, but not for Primal Shards or Artifact Chests. Raid Card subscriptions renew at up to $29.99 a month, and Champions from paid Shards also fight in Arena and Siege.