Open: Labubu

Open: Labubu is an online game where the player opens digital blind boxes to collect various Labubu figures. The process is straightforward: each box reveals a random figure, which is then stored in the player’s gallery. The figures vary in design, and the goal is to complete the full set by continuing to open boxes. There are no levels, objectives, or timed challenges. Each session is based solely on random outcomes and the gradual expansion of the user’s figure collection. The system does not reward repeated play with power-ups or bonuses, only with new figures if drawn.

Visual Collection and Randomization

The gallery functions as a tracker where every collected figure is displayed. Those that have not yet been revealed appear as darkened placeholders. Opening a box is the only interactive element in the gameplay. There is no skill component involved—results depend entirely on the game’s probability logic. Players can receive duplicates, which do not influence the overall collection but reflect the randomness of each attempt. This method makes progress unpredictable, and users must rely on repetition to complete their set.

Functional Elements and User Interaction

All game actions follow the same loop and require only basic input. The key mechanics include:

•         Selecting and opening blind boxes one at a time
•         Viewing the revealed Labubu figure after each opening
•         Automatic gallery updates when a new figure is obtained
•         Duplicate figures appearing with no change to collection status
•         Statistics showing total attempts and number of unique finds

The game does not change over time or adjust based on user behavior. Each session is independent of the last. Players cannot improve their odds or influence the content of the boxes in any way. The lack of progression mechanics places full focus on the collection aspect, without distractions from secondary systems.

Session Structure and Player Control

Players can begin or stop gameplay at any moment. There is no login or registration system, and progress is tied to the device and browser being used. No audio cues or animation changes indicate progress milestones. Each figure is displayed in the same manner, regardless of how many times the player has used the game. There are no penalties or restrictions on the number of boxes that can be opened during a session. The format is designed for ease of access and repetition, allowing users to interact without long-term commitment or planning.

Accessibility and Platform Use

Open: Labubu is hosted on browser platforms such as Playhop and Yandex Games. It does not require installation and works across mobile and desktop environments. The interface supports multiple languages and functions consistently across different operating systems. Since the game stores progress locally, switching devices or clearing browser data will reset the collection. Released in 2025, the game is designed for casual engagement with minimal system requirements. It is accessible to a wide user base and can be used without prior experience, as all mechanics are immediately visible and understandable.