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This fortune teller is a game, not a real reading. Your birth month, your three cards and your name, if you type one, decide where you'll live, what you'll do for work, who you'll befriend and what good surprise comes your way. Make the same choices again and you get the same future back.
- Type your name in Your name (optional), or leave it empty.
- Tap your birth month, from Jan to Dec.
- Pick three of the face-down cards. Each one flips over and shows a number for the order you chose it in.
- Read your future under Where you live, Your job, A new friend and The twist.
- Press Pick new cards to lay out a new spread.
Controls
- Your name (optional): a name changes the reading. Capital letters, spaces and accents don't.
- Jan to Dec: once your cards are down, tap another month to see its future with the same cards.
- The face-down cards: tap three, one at a time. The order counts.
- Pick new cards turns them all face down again.
- Live this future in LifeSim opens LifeSim in a new tab with your city and job.
Tips
- Type your name before you pick. The reading is made when the third card turns over, so a name typed later only counts once you tap your month again.
- Want to check a friend's fortune? Copy their exact picks: the name, the month and the three cards in the order they chose them.
- The same three cards picked in a different order give a different reading.
- At a sleepover, read everyone's future out loud and vote for the best twist.
FAQ
Can this fortune teller really predict my future?
No. It's just for fun. The reading is assembled from fixed lists using your name, month and cards, so it can't know anything about what will actually happen.
Will I get a different fortune if I play again?
Only if you change something. The game works out your future from your choices instead of rolling dice, so repeating your name, month and card order brings back the same reading.
Can I play it at school or on a Chromebook?
It opens in a browser tab with nothing to download or install and no account, so it runs on a school Chromebook. Your school's network decides what loads. If it's blocked there, the school's IT team is the only one who can change that.
