Fortune Avenue

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Fortune Avenue is a single player and multiplayer casual strategy game with a business theme. It was developed by Binogure Studio and was released on April 7, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Fortune Avenue reimagines classic board game fun with dynamic twists, offering a 3D strategic journey full of surprises and opportunities. Unique features like a melting ice floe jail, an airport for cross-board travel, and an event that boosts rents keep gameplay fresh and competitive. It blends luck and strategy for endless entertainment and depth.

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Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

monetization1 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Fortune Avenue offers a fast-paced and enjoyable twist on Monopoly, making it great for quick game nights with friends.
The game is well-optimized for various platforms, including Linux and Steam Deck, and the developer is responsive to feedback and updates.
It features simple rules and dynamic gameplay that keeps sessions exciting and prevents the long, drawn-out experience typical of traditional Monopoly.

Some players experience technical issues, such as crashes and slow loading times, which can hinder gameplay.
The AI can be unbalanced, often leading to frustrating situations where players feel they are at a disadvantage due to luck.
Certain UI elements and property displays could be improved for better clarity, especially for colorblind players.

gameplay
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Gameplay experiences vary significantly among users, with some expressing frustration over slow pacing, unintuitive UI, and excessive in-game purchases that detract from enjoyment. Conversely, others praise "Fortune Avenue" for its innovative mechanics, faster gameplay, and strategic depth, which enhance the overall excitement of each session.
- “Fortune Avenue reinvents Monopoly with fresh mechanics and a modern twist.”
- “Faster gameplay, strategic depth, and dynamic property deals keep every session exciting.”
- “Among other things, the insane amount of in-game purchases and very slow-paced gameplay basically ruined the experience for me in other games of this kind.”
- “The UI is kind of unintuitive: it's not explained or shown anywhere how to display your current tiles owned (you have to hover over your name for it to show). Yes, you can see it on the color of the buildings and when you complete a set, but for someone who is colorblind, it is kind of hard. The events are shown for way too long (it should be click to dismiss), and the tutorial text obscures gameplay, especially when you need to sell off properties; you can only interact with the sides of your screen.”
- “Maybe the ice/airport/stadium could be swapped out for different mechanics?”
monetization
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The monetization strategy is criticized for featuring excessive in-game purchases, which, combined with slow-paced gameplay, detracts significantly from the overall experience.
graphics
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Users have reported issues with graphics performance, prompting some to attempt reinstalling and updating their graphics drivers for potential improvements.
stability
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Users report that the stability of joining lobbies is inconsistent, with frequent bugs such as missing avatars, players not appearing in the lobby, and errors related to bot activity. These issues hinder the overall experience and can lead to frustration when trying to connect with others.
- “Joining lobbies is quite buggy; sometimes it shows the name but not the avatar, and the person isn't actually in the lobby. Other times, it displays an error about not being able to search when there are bots active.”