Fortune Mill

满分10分给个7分吧，这个增量游戏耗费的时间也挺长的，等升级了一些装备后，可以挂机后台适当去收取在升级，适合游玩一周目，不建议再开二周目不然会很枯燥，

TLDR: Great start, totally disenchanted it starting second room. Cool art, settings for a story that is intriguing. Frist room music is nice, playing dart was fun. Having multiples darts, I am not sure how this is scripted, I don't know if I have one main dart that stay precise and predictable trajectory, or if it starts becoming half random trajectories. Kinda disappointing because it removes part of the game I liked, but not dramatic. And then... The next room, ticket scratching, I went from being a weird puppet in a weird creepy factory, with a strange rat blocking my path, something intriguing, imaginative, to "welcome to the low bottom of casinos and old peoples that keep scratching tickets, becoming homeless and paying for hope of change with money, in and endless dark spiral" - My english isn't good but you get the point. Ticket scratching, "wut?", feels like I am just gonna hurt my hand on the mouse, I have fun in many incremental but I do not enjoy IRL ticket scratching at all, everything of that domain is just "bad vibes" and it reminds me of a sentence "The lottery is a tax on people who are bad at math.". First I thought, maybe... maybe it is just one deviation from an otherwise promising game ? So I checked steam images, pachinko and other gambling / luck money games. Oh no. So maybe the overall nostalgic/sad music I hear is a requiem for those stuck in those dark places IRL. Well, that is likely a bit too much, the fact is I don't enjoy scratching tickets, I don't enjoy an environment that is inspired from money games and gambling (where the casinos is the only winner), which the art didn't make me expect. I don't want to play a game that make me feel like I am a gambling addict, perpetual loser, that scratch tickets. Looking quickly at other review, yes the dart game is fun, I would have doubled down on that instead of introducing other rooms, different targets, different setup, maybe multiple thrower with different speed (being precise here is just having a good timing), keep it a dart -precision included- game (more like a timing game) actually, would maybe work better for me.