About Madam Zelda's Fortune Spree
Madam Zelda's Fortune Spree was invented by a player. Step into the tent and Madam Zelda, the most dramatic fortune teller in the world, asks you three silly questions: your favourite snack, the animal you would ride to school, a mystery object from her shelf. Then she gazes into her crystal ball, gasps, shrieks, nearly faints, and tells your fortune out loud.
Every fortune is silly and kind, and it uses your answers. A Terrible fortune might be a pigeon that will not leave your head until it finishes your pizza; an AMAZING one might be a parade of penguins bowing to you. Good fortunes give you coins and bad ones take a few. Three good fortunes in a row starts a Fortune Spree, and good fortunes pay double until the spree ends.
Spend coins on six lucky charms that raise your good fortune chance, shown as a percentage, and on new ways to read your fortune: follow the star card as the cards shuffle, stir the tea leaves as fast as you can, or crack a fortune cookie. Collect all 35 fortunes in the Fortune Book. Just for fun: nobody can really see the future, and Madam Zelda is make-believe.
Best for ages 5+
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