About This Game

Meet Boknyang, the luck cat on your desktop

Saju Friend is a desktop companion. A small pixel cat sits on a cushion in the corner of your screen, stays on top while you work or browse, and brings a little luck play to your day. Click the cat to open the menu. Drag to move it. Resize it from the right-click menu.

For entertainment only. Fortunes, saju (Korean four-pillars reading), tarot, name compatibility and every luck game in this app are made for fun. They do not predict real events, and nothing here is advice about money, health, work or relationships.

Features

• Luck play: fortune cookie (pick one cookie from a plate), coin toss, dice, slots, scratch ticket and a ten-toss luck experiment. Each one has its own short animation and sound. Good results get a small celebration. When a result is poor, you can tie it to a tree branch and shake it off.
  
• Name compatibility: type two names and watch the number count up and stop. The game picks the method from what you type: Korean stroke counts, Japanese kana and kanji, or the FLAMES name game for English names. You can mix scripts in one name. Names are not saved or sent anywhere.
  
• Luck from around the world: Western zodiac, Chinese zodiac, numerology, omikuji (shake the box until a stick pops out), Celtic tree and Maya day sign (nawal). Each one has its own icon in the luck-play menu, so you can jump straight in.
  
• Daily fortune and tarot: a daily luck line, a one-line saju reading from your birth date, and tarot readings where you pick face-down cards (one, two, three or five, your choice). The daily two-card reading counts once a day.
  
• Collect: fortune cookie notes, slot symbols and a luck-play collection book with common, rare and legendary entries.
  
• Wardrobe: unlock cat skins with Bokjeon (the in-game currency) and levels earned by playing. Bokjeon has no real-world value and cannot be bought.
  
• Calm and light: small window sizes, frame rate drops when idle, keys are read only in the name and amount boxes, and a Luck Orb that slowly fills while the app is running.

Privacy

Your birth date and play records are saved only on your PC and are not sent anywhere.

Languages

Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Ukrainian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

About chance and the "gambling" games

Coin, dice, slots and scratch tickets use only Bokjeon, the in-game currency. There is no real money, no purchases and no prizes. Animations only show a result that is already decided; they do not change the odds. Odds and payouts are shown on screen.

AI-generated content disclosure

Most of the 2D pixel art (the cat companion, its outfits and in-between animation frames, fortune-game icons, tarot cards, items and backgrounds) was first generated with AI image tools (PixelLab and an image-generation model), then retouched by hand by our designer. The background music tracks were generated with an AI music model (ACE-Step) and selected and edited by our developer. Sound effects are generated by the game's own code, not by AI. AI was used only during development. While you play, no AI runs inside the game, nothing new is generated, and the game never connects to an AI service.

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pre-generated AI content: most of the 2D pixel art (the cat companion with its outfits and in-between animation frames, fortune-game icons, tarot cards, items and backgrounds) was first generated with AI image tools (PixelLab and an image-generation model), then retouched by our designer, who redraws, recolors and cleans up the pixels by hand. The background music tracks were generated with an AI music model (ACE-Step) and selected and edited by our developer. The fortune logic and game rules were designed by the developer; fonts are used under their own licenses (mostly SIL OFL). AI was used only during development, to help make the art and music. The finished game simply contains those files. While you play, no AI runs inside the game, nothing new is generated, and the game never connects to an AI service or sends your data to one.