Gacha Nebula

Gacha Nebula is a fan-made modification of Gacha Club developed to extend the original character creation system. It transforms the game into a design platform that allows users to build characters, settings, and scenes without predefined goals. There is no narrative or combat loop; the experience is entirely focused on assembling visual compositions. The environment functions as a creative studio rather than a traditional game world. Each user session becomes an act of design — a process of choosing, editing, and saving visuals for use in digital projects or storytelling.

Functional Systems and Player Tools

The structure of Gacha Nebula is built around a library of components that can be combined in multiple ways.
Its main systems include:

·         Expanded wardrobe categories with new clothes, hairstyles, and accessories.

·         Customizable background sets that support scene construction.

·         Color modification tools for gradients and highlights.

·         Additional character slots for managing large sets of designs.
These elements are presented through a simplified interface, where every change is immediate and reversible. The system prioritizes control and accessibility, letting players assemble characters with precision and reuse them across different creative contexts.

Workflow and User Behavior

The workflow in Gacha Nebula follows a continuous cycle of creation and refinement. Players begin by selecting a base model, then adjust appearance and details through layered menus. Once a character or scene is complete, it can be saved or exported for external use. There are no limitations on repetition; users can modify or replace any element at any stage. This non-linear process creates an open structure where experimentation replaces progress. Over time, players develop personal methods for organizing assets and reusing designs, treating the mod as a permanent creative tool rather than a short-term game.

Interface and Visual Framework

The presentation of Gacha Nebula uses flat, two-dimensional design elements typical of the original software. Menus and icons are arranged for quick navigation, and each asset category is separated by type for easier workflow management. Color adjustments and character layering happen within the same workspace, reducing the need for external editing. The mod is compatible with both Android and PC versions, maintaining identical functionality across devices. Updates occasionally introduce new assets or refine visual quality, ensuring the tool remains adaptable for long-term use.