Real-Time Assist Replay Time　～1 minute until closing～

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The game is only in Japanese with some text in English but mostly Japanese, but the gameplay is simple and addicting enough that it only matters when you are going for 100% achievements and have to google translate some images. I made a 100% achievement guide for that reason and to help others. Was really cool when i figured out that using 1,2,3 on keyboard and pressing the red button and lever is faster in terms of gameplay and it brought the kinda of slower pace i was on before up some more. It has gacha pulls to collect items which is a nice little side mechanic that is really fun to do. Gambling is done in a cool score attack kinda of way. You start with only having 60 seconds to do something but then you can extend that , forgot how but up to 120 seconds. 7777 mode is kinda fun though getting a score of 7777 for an achievement was pure RNG, i did like the fast pace of that mode and how you had to be ready since not every roll would have a triple 7s to match. For the 2 and half hours i played this was a fun experience i can easily recommend.

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just like gambling its addictive musics really good as well even tho its in Japanese only you don't need translation to understand pretty simple and fun

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"Real-Time Assist Replay Time　～1 minute until closing～" is a slot machine simulator, basically. Not at all apparent from the title or the blurb... basically this tries to recreate the feeling Japanese people apparently have when they're gambling and the pachinko place is about to close so they have to try to frantically recover their losses or something. The decoration and visuals are both low quality but also so jarring and visually loud that it gave me a headache just trying to play it. Note, there's no apparent MTX or attempts to get you to pay for this, so at least it's not that shady, but it's still not a great game... a poor idea, implemented poorly. What do you do in the game? Ultimately it's a score attack slot machine simulator. See how many "points" you can get. There's no English translation for the game, but that's okay. The language of bad games is universal. The graphics aren't great, really obnoxious anime bunting surrounding what might as well be a stock Unity slot machine game template. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a…