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Checked November 1, 2026

Photocards, Money and Base Decisions

Read each displayed card’s rate and use verified income information before upgrading.

Gameplay details

§Read the card above its base slot#

Displayed photocards show their name, rarity, weight and cash per second in the recording. Examples include a Rare Yeosang and an Epic Julie with different displayed rates. These are observations from one session.

Compare the income printed on your current cards when choosing what to display. Rarity alone is an incomplete comparison because size and mutations also exist in this game.

In this frame, Julie shows $70/s and Yeosang shows $17/s. The table records those specific displayed cards; it is not a fixed value list for every copy of either character.

Read the card above its base slot in recorded gameplay
Recorded cardRarityWeight shownIncome shown
YeosangRare1.08 KG$17/s
JulieEpic1.00 KG$70/s

§Check the Pick up card interaction#

The recorded base shows a Pick up card prompt when the player approaches a displayed photocard. That establishes a way to retrieve the displayed object.

Before moving a valuable card, inspect available base space and the current prompt. The reviewed footage does not establish every replacement, sale or trade-confirmation step, so check the live dialog before confirming.

Check the Pick up card interaction in recorded gameplay

§Treat offline income as an estimate shown by the game#

The top of the recorded base screen shows You earn ... /Day offline, and the amount changes as the player progresses. This is visible in-game advertising of offline earnings.

The recording does not establish the maximum offline period, collection rules or formula. Use the actual return reward screen to check what was credited. Avoid treating a displayed daily rate as a guaranteed payout for every absence.

Treat offline income as an estimate shown by the game in recorded gameplay

§Trading is supported, but the full flow needs verification#

The official description mentions trading photocards, and a Trade button appears on the left of the gameplay screen. The reviewed footage does not show a completed trade.

Check both sides of the actual offer and the final confirmation before accepting. This site currently has no verified market value list, mutation multiplier table or trade price calculator.

§Check what a base upgrade actually changes#

The official description includes base upgrades. The reviewed material does not establish a complete capacity ladder, cost list or unlock order.

Read any upgrade offer shown in your own session before paying. Check which statistic changes, its cost and whether you can use the extra capacity. This guide has no verified fixed purchase order for base upgrades.