Tincha Junior

Gashapon machines lined up, coins in hand — Tincha Junior puts you in the middle of a prize-collecting puzzle where every decision carries weight. The goal is to complete a full set of unique prizes, but the machines don't give up their contents without a fight.

A CPU opponent actively blocks machines on each turn, cutting off the options you had your eye on. Prize distributions are fixed at the start of each day, so reading the layout and anticipating what gets blocked becomes just as important as spinning. The final two prizes in any set are rare, and reaching them demands real foresight.

The real satisfaction comes from finishing a complete collection while spending as few coins as possible. Wasteful spins pile up fast, and the game quietly judges your efficiency throughout. Sharp planning beats lucky guessing here.