Fortune Mill

11h faire tout les succes mais il reste encore des chose a faire ... je deteste le jeu jai fais bruler mon diner...

[h1] [b] I Heard You Like Bullseyes [/b] [/h1] Fortune Mill is a pick 'n' mix of incremental idle games all rolled into one pretty awesome package. With 5 different gameplay styles all buffing each other, it makes for a pretty unique experience as far as idlers go. [h3] [b]---Difficulty---[/b] [/h3] ⬜ Tell My Wife I L... ⬜ Engage the gamer position ⬜ A Chill Challenge 🟩 Are we still on the tutorial? ⬜ Easier than regretting the number of hours I've spent on Dota. As an incremental, it's not difficult, it's just a time commitment. In terms of ease of play, it feels balanced, each upgrade felt effective and everything intertwined, with each game having ways of affecting the others. This led to a juggling of rooms which was more fun and engaging than difficult to manage. There is a "Lethal Mode" where you're on a timer per room, which does seem on the harder side, but given there are no achievements tied to this, I didn't really care for it. There are seemingly infinite NG+ increases, with each one increasing the required goal for completion, which adds to the replayability, although there is no new content after NG+++. [h3] [b]---Enjoyment--- [/b] [/h3] 🟩 Absolute euphoria ⬜ Worth your time ⬜ It's aight ⬜ Beats daytime TV ⬜ Ayoo, there's paint drying over there I really enjoyed this and completed the base game in one sitting. You've got darts, scratch cards, Plinko, a merge game and a gacha, with each game feeding into the others and each having passive and active ways to earn, always keeping you with something to do if you want a more active incremental experience. Each room has its own independent tech tree, unlockable helpers with their own separate tech trees, secret shops and special minigames/rewards, which made returning to the older rooms relevant and fun. On top of all of this, there is NG+ additions, each with independent unlockable upgrades up to NG+++. [h3] [b]---Quality---[/b] [/h3] ⬜ Even better than oddly satisfying hydraulic press videos at 2am ⬜ B-E-A-U-tiful 🟩 Enjoyable ⬜ Janky but manageable ⬜ GET THE BUG SPRAYYYYYYY As mentioned, I really enjoyed this game. The general synergy between the tech trees and rewards works extremely well, the art is great, especially the gooey pirate (like, what?), and I really enjoyed working towards getting all the achievements, which took roughly 11 hours for me. That being said, it's not without a few flaws. There are some upgrades where you have no idea if they're actually working, such as Sushi Tier 22 increasing the level of a pedestal in the gacha, but for me there was no noticeable change. When upgrading, you can't see what the increase amount is, only what the new value will become, which makes it difficult to see which upgrade offers the best value. I think showing the actual value change would be a huge improvement. There's also a typo on the final capsule for the gacha, as it is labelled as requiring 100 coins but actually requires 1,000. I also found the Spin the Wheel minigame to be an incredible time sink, which eventually left me wanting to avoid it. Finally, the lack of achievements for anything past the core game is really disappointing. There is a single achievement for NG+ and nothing for NG++/NG+++ or Lethal Mode, which feels like a missed opportunity. [h2] [b]---Conclusion---[/b] [/h2] Overall, I've really enjoyed this game. I would highly recommend it if you enjoy idle/incremental games, as it's got everything you could possibly want. I'm sad to have come to the end already, and I hope they release some more achievements, maybe for late-game Sushi, completing the gacha, NG+ modes or Lethal Mode, as they all deserve them. If that happens, I'll definitely return.