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Put the look together, snap the photo, send it to the group chat.
this game wants your phone sideways. go on, turn it.
plays fine with your thumb
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Put the look together, snap the photo, send it to the group chat.
this game wants your phone sideways. go on, turn it.
plays fine with your thumb
A dress-up game with a build-your-own doll: choose the body, skin tone, face, hair and the whole outfit — top, skirt, pants, dress, shoes, hat, glasses and bag. Then paint each piece any color you like. Save up to three looks and download a photo of your favorite.
The doll stands on the stage and everything you tap shows up on her right away. You start with a body and a face only: building the look from scratch is the game. There is no score and no ending, and it saves what she wears so you pick up where you stopped.
It is all touch or click, no keyboard. Five tabs pick the subject: body, face, hair, clothes and extra. Each tab opens its own slots, and the grid shows the pieces. Tap a piece to put it on, tap a color in the palette to paint it, and drag inside the grid to see the rest.
A dress and a two piece never mix: picking the upper half or the lower half drops the dress, and picking a dress drops both. The first cell of the optional slots is a crossed circle, meaning nothing at all, and that is how you take a hat off. The palette paints only the open slot.
Drawers 1, 2 and 3 sit in one corner of the stage: tap an empty one to store the look, a full one to wear it again. On the other side are the dice, which roll a whole look, the camera, which downloads the photo in portrait, and the sound.
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