Fortune Mill on Android & iOS

Where to get Fortune Mill on mobile: the official Google Play and App Store pages, mobile pricing, the iOS purchase bug, and Steam Deck notes.

Verified + community-sourced — store listings and PC requirements below are from the official store pages; the mobile release timing and the iOS purchase issue come from news coverage and player reports, labeled inline. We don't link or endorse any third-party APK sites — unofficial installers are both against the developer's terms and a reliable way to get malware.

Official Download Links

Fortune Mill is a paid, single-purchase game with no ads and no in-app purchases on any platform — the developer's model everywhere is "pay once." Get it from these pages only:

The mobile release followed the PC launch by about two months — mid-2026, per news coverage of the release (community-sourced timing). Prices can shift with regions and promotions; the listings above are always current.

Heads-Up: the iOS Purchase Bug

One thing worth knowing before buying on iPhone or iPad: players have reported that in some cases buying the iOS version didn't remove the app's demo-version restriction — the game stayed limited after purchase (community report on the r/incremental_games subreddit; the thread also documents it persisting for some buyers until fixed). It may well be patched by the time you read this — but check the most recent App Store reviews, or be ready to use the standard refund route, before you tap buy. This is exactly the kind of thing the store page won't tell you and reviews will.

Mobile vs Steam: What's Actually Different

• The game, not a spin-off. The mobile versions are the full incremental — darts through the Executor — from the same developer, not a lite adaptation.
• Price. Mobile listed higher than Steam's $4.99 at launch (see table).
• Cross-save: unknown. No official word on carrying progress between Steam and mobile; Steam Cloud saves are PC-side only. Until the developer says otherwise, plan to keep separate saves per platform.
• Touch-first UI. Fortune Mill is clicking, dragging, and hovering by nature — scratching tickets and merging sushi translate naturally to touch; it's arguably more at home there than on a trackpad.

It Runs on Almost Any PC, Too

If you're weighing PC vs mobile: the Steam version's minimum requirements are unusually light — 2 GB RAM, 1 GB storage, integrated graphics (OpenGL 3.3 or Direct3D 11), Windows 10+ or macOS 10.13+ on Intel or Apple Silicon. There is no Linux build listed; Steam Deck players should check the game's current compatibility badge in their own client, and remember the game is trackpad-friendly only up to a point — a mouse makes the dart room pleasant.

Fortune Mill Mobile — Quick Answers

New to the game? The Fortune Mill guide hub has the room map and quick facts, the walkthrough sequences every room, and the endings guide covers the finale and New Game+. Or switch to the site's main guide: the Endacopia walkthrough.