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Daily Fortune Teller

Open palm on a stage with crayons beside it and icons for life, money and luck
  • Genre Educational games
  • Players 1
  • Session 3 min
  • Price Free
  • Updated

A toy rather than a game, made by Spil Games for players who like a playful ritual. The fortune teller asks you to describe your day before she says anything: first you pick four icons that match your mood, then you choose which parts of life you want covered. The palm-reading path lays out ten themes, among them life, head, heart, health, fame, marriage, money, travel and luck, and you pick three. Next comes the part that makes it feel hands-on: a large open palm appears with a colored crayon for each theme you chose, and you draw each line yourself where the hint shows. Only then is your reading revealed. The original description also mentions crystal balls and lucky charms as kinds of fortune, and the whole idea is to come back each day for a fresh one. It is all make-believe, and it never pretends otherwise.

Controls
Click an iconAdd it to your choices
Cross next to a choiceRemove it again
Click a crayon, then dragDraw that hand line on the palm
OK / BackConfirm a step or return to the previous one

How to play Daily Fortune Teller

  1. Click four pictures that describe how you feel today and press OK.
  2. Choose the kind of reading you want from the menu that follows.
  3. For a palm reading, pick three hand lines from the list of themes; they appear in the Your Choices column.
  4. Click each crayon beside the hand and trace the matching line on the palm, following the hint.
  5. Press OK and read your fortune for the day.

Tips

  • You can swap a theme before confirming by clicking the small cross beside it in the choices column.
  • Take your time drawing; there is no timer, and a neat line is more satisfying to look at.
  • Treat it like a daily horoscope in a magazine: fun to share with a friend, not advice to follow.

Questions about Daily Fortune Teller

Is the fortune real?

No. It is an entertainment toy, and the readings are written for fun.

Will I get a different reading tomorrow?

The game is built around daily visits and invites you to return for a new fortune each day.

How many hand lines can I choose?

Three per reading, out of ten themes on the list.

Do I need to be good at drawing?

Not at all. You only trace a line roughly along the hint on the palm.