>>719693314
It's a lot of info at first but it seems more complex than it really is.

I'll give as quick and simple of a summary as I can.

You have trainee umas. These are the umas you train up to race. You play through career mode with them. This is a story mode. It goes through the first three years of their career. There are events that happen along the way and many races you have to complete.

At the end of a career, you get what's called a "veteran uma", this is used later to be the legacy or as some call them, parents of a future trainee.

Still with me?

The other thing that you bring into career mode are support cards. This is your deck of cards. Speed cards, power cards, etc. Depending on who you choose, it will give you different stats and abilities throughout your career. These support cards also have events and stories of their own.


When you start a new career with the same trainee, it starts over from the very beginning again. In that sense it's like a "roguelite", every run you start from the beginning, but at the end you get a little souvenir that makes you stronger on the next time you run.

In the gacha, you either roll for trainees (the umas you train up) or you roll for support cards. You may be tempted to blow everything on trainees, but what's really important in this game is support cards. The trainees they start you out with are good, and so are many of the "common" ones you can get from a few rolls.