>>713534976
Uma Musume can easily pretend to be a game unlike most gachas, since it's essentially a raising simulator (in the likes of Tokimeki Memorial or Princess Maker) where you increase the stats of your character each week through trainings and random events. There is also a parenting system (like in the Japanese horse racing games) where two characters from your past runs can grant their skills and stats to the new character run. And then there are the support cards (used for the trainings) as well to take account.