Schoolgirl Card Pull Simulator is a fast, feel-good draw simulator built around one satisfying loop: Earn → Draw → Duplicate → Sell → Draw More.

No money? Head to a part-time job. Saved up? Time to draw. Got duplicates? Talk to the clerk, sell them, and go again.

But it’s not just endless drawing. Sell prices change at random, so deciding whether to sell now or wait for the next day can make a big difference to your budget. Play smart and you’ll unlock 10-pulls for a faster pace—and if you push further, you’ll reach the Ultimate Draw, where your chance of pulling an SSR increases the more you use it. SSRs are rare, so when one finally appears, the payoff is huge.

Outside of the part-time jobs and the draw screen, the game is presented in 3D. Display your cards in a showroom case, chat with the clerk, and enjoy the growing satisfaction of building a real collection.

The goal is simple: Complete all 50 illustrated schoolgirl cards and fill the showcase. Run out of money…? Then it’s back to work.

Highlights

All-in on draw excitement: Flashy animations make big pulls feel great

Rarities: N / R / SR / SSR (SSR is extremely rare—so it feels special)

Two “it’s coming” tells: Telltale animations you can spot instantly

Random market shifts: Sell values change by day—timing becomes your strategy

Duplicates become assets: Sell individual cards and reinvest to increase your draw count

3 part-time job mini-games: Dishwashing / Construction site / Card sorting

3D shop for display & conversation: Arrange cards in a showcase and collect in style

Made to be completed: 50 cards total, no additional cards planned (complete buy-to-play experience)

Progression

Collect enough cards to unlock 10-pulls (the 10th card has a higher SSR chance)

Collect more to unlock the Ultimate Draw (SSR chance increases the more you use it)

Example: 5th 10-pull = SSR 40% / 7th = 50% / 10th = 90%

Daily SSR rotation: Available SSRs change each day, updated in sets of five

Want a different SSR? Use the Change Date button to reroll the lineup