Fortune Mill

Not as good as people make it out to be. Sure, there's a lot of time to be spent in there- but it's miserable at best. Laggy, unfun progression

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彩票计分不太合理，硬拖时间。

[h1] Fortune Mill [/h1] Fortune Mill is the best incremental game I have played so far — and it achieved that by realising that watching one number grow is considerably more exciting when an army of exactly two mice is throwing darts at it. [hr][/hr] [h2] What I Loved [/h2] Its greatest strength is the collection of [b]genuinely different minigames[/b] hidden throughout the mill. Some are naturally stronger than others, but the opening darts room — complete with its increasingly ridiculous mouse workforce — is so good that it could almost carry an entire game by itself. The amount of [b]variety[/b] is exceptional for the genre. Instead of repeating the same mechanic with larger numbers, Fortune Mill regularly introduces a new toy, a different progression system and another enormous skill tree filled with upgrades that visibly transform how each room works. Even better, these rooms are not completely isolated. Automation, global bonuses and synergies allow progress in one game to strengthen the others, gradually turning a collection of strange little activities into one gigantic, deeply satisfying money-printing machine. [hr][/hr] [h2] What Could Improve [/h2] Not every later minigame reaches the absurdly high standard set by the darts room, and a few sections can feel slower or less immediately satisfying. Starting with arguably the best idea in the entire game is a wonderfully confident decision, but it also gives everything that follows the unenviable task of competing against heavily armed rodents. Still, even the weaker rooms have their own identity, interesting upgrades and at least one mechanic worth experimenting with. The variety is strong enough that a less enjoyable section never feels like the game has simply run out of ideas. [hr][/hr] [h2] Final Verdict [/h2] After several days, I kept expecting to reach the point where Fortune Mill finally revealed all of its tricks. Instead, I would complete another room, discover yet another enormous upgrade tree and realise that the game apparently had an entire additional layer waiting behind it. That persistent feeling of [b]“surely this must be the last one”[/b], immediately followed by another new system, is exactly what I want from an incremental game. Fortune Mill constantly rewards curiosity, makes progression feel meaningful and understands that enormous numbers are much more entertaining when every new zero comes with another ridiculous machine attached. [i]Highly Recommended[/i] — especially for incremental fans who want more than another glorified spreadsheet with a prestige button. Also, the darts mice deserve their own franchise.

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