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Wikigacha on mobile: the Wikipedia gacha as an app
Wikigacha is a web game launched in February 2026 by a Japanese studio that went viral in Japan: you pull cards generated from Wikipedia articles. The word now names a whole genre, gacha games where every card is an encyclopedia article.
WikiCards is a wikigacha built for your phone and independent of Wikigacha: a real Android app, in English and French, with packs you tear open with your finger, holo foil that follows the tilt of your phone and sounds for every rarity.
Android only for now: the iPhone version is in review at Apple.
How the WikiCards gacha works
- Every pack holds five cards, with at least one Rare or better.
- Five rarities, from Common to Legendary, based on a year of real page views. The exact odds are shown in the game.
- Every card has ATK, from the length of its article, and DEF, from its quality.
- Three free packs to start, then two a day, and extra packs from the Lore you earn in duels.
- Trivia duels with your six-card deck, against bots or your friends' decks.
WikiCards card lists
Looking for the best or strongest cards? These lists come from the real WikiCards base set of 2,991 cards. They are WikiCards cards, not Wikigacha or WikiMasters cards.
- Nature cards599 cards
- Science cards599 cards
- History cards597 cards
- Arts cards598 cards
- Society cards598 cards
- Legendary cards117 cards
- Epic cards274 cards
- Strongest cardsTop 100 by attack
FAQ
Is there a Wikigacha app?
Wikigacha started as a web game. Several mobile games now take up the Wikipedia gacha idea; WikiCards is one of them, published independently by IVRYN.
Is WikiCards related to Wikigacha?
No. WikiCards is an independent game, not affiliated with Wikigacha, Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation. It shares the genre, not the code or the cards.
Is it free?
Yes, with no ads and no account needed. WikiCards Plus is an optional membership for more packs.
Which languages?
English, French and Spanish, following your phone's language.