Gunma's Ambition -You and me are Gunma- Reiwa 2nd national census edition

I wish Gunma was real.

A weird, chaotic and relaxing game. If you've ever wanted to embody a Japanese prefecture this is the game for you. Check out more cute games at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40798123-Cute-Rater/] Cute Rater [/url]

fun short mix of an idle/gacha game where you try to turn all of japan in Gunma (the prefecture). audio is a bit annoying but it was nice that there's japanese voices! highly recommended. (english + party mode included)

( full review with screenshots: https://gaming-parrot.com/post/gunmas-ambition-review/ ) Gunma's Ambition is one of the most surprising games to ever be translated from Japanese. It's a parody of the Nobunaga's Ambition series, but instead of tasking you with conquering Sengoku-era Japan, it asks you to turn all of modern Japan into Gunma. Gunma is a largely rural prefecture somewhat near Tokyo that, if it's known at all, is know in the West for being the origin of daruma figures. Thus, in this game, your source of power is cards drawn from a daruma. Gameplay in Gunma's Ambition is minimal almost to the point of being an idle game. Half of the screen is devoted to a bouncing outline of Gunma inside a pachinko board, with goods that Gunma is known for raining down from above. You'll earn a lot of currency if Gunma collides with the goods, and a lot less if the goods fall into 1x or 3x buckets below the board. You can then use that currency to purchase upgrades to the value of goods, the size of Gunma, or the size and value of the middle 3x bucket. Alternatively, you can use it to draw a random town in Gunma out of the daruma and convert its population worth of people in a differen…

good game