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Fortune Tree

Grow a little good fortune on your desktop. Fortune Tree is a cozy idle game inspired by Chinese gardens. Nurture your tree, decorate your garden, and collect uplifting fortune slips. Optional keystroke counting turns everyday typing into growth as you work or study.

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Windows
Developer
R.H. Industries
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R.H. Industries
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A little tree to keep you company while you workFortune Tree is a relaxing desktop idle game. Let your tree collect Wish Energy while you get things done, then take a quick break to click, upgrade, and see what it grows into.[h2]Grow as you type—or just let it idle[/h2]Turn on optional keystroke counting to earn Wish Energy from everyday typing.

Prefer to leave it off? Idle progress and clicks work too. Small upgrades, new looksStart with a fortune tree, spend your earnings on upgrades, and unlock new plant forms. There is always a little more to grow. Keep it quiet when you need to focusSwitch to the minimal display and let your tree sit in a corner of your desktop.

Keystroke counting can be switched off in Settings. It counts presses without recording what you type.A little greenery. A little progress. A little good fortune.

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