Gonna do something different today and talk about a recent pastime of mine: dress-up/fashion games. PoupeeGirl is my boom obviously but sometimes it gets boring when updates are slow and I really need something to procrastinate with.
Erté Elegance
The Art-Deco inspired-artwork is lovely and the style is similar to the work of Aubrey Beardsley, but without the creepiness. With the Art-Deco style in mind, it's also easy to make Japanese-inspired looks. I think it's definitely a kind of dress-up game you won't get bored of after one go. I would like it more if had more hairstyle choices.
Game of Thrones/ The Tudors
These two are really similar so I've put them together but also a good game; lots of options. You also have the option for creating more than one doll, male or female in one sitting which I think is a rare and awesome feature. If you ask me, I prefer the background options in Game of Thrones. (And no, I've never watched it.)
Mega Lolita
Since this game is designed by Rinmaru Games, layering clothes (and hair!!) is an option, which I think allows for bigger variety of looks. It's best to stick with solid colors in this game since the "lolita" prints are laughable when you know what real top-grade lolita prints look like but overall pretty good.
Lord Stevan
I've played lots more than the ones listed but that's all I'll write about for now. I've played enough of these to tell whether a game is good or not. Other than that, they're sometimes good for inspiration. I'm by no means a ~gamer girl~ but the lack of competition is relaxing :P
Hey Jen, I'm fine. "Reflections" was just something that has hit me for some time. Anywaysss... I really like the first dress up game that you put up. ;)
ReplyDelete♥ Hey if anything you can talk to me! ;)
DeleteYeah, it's a good game :)