Dress Up Studio

Dress Up Studio is a drawing board rather than a game. A character stands on a little round stage under a soft spotlight, and every drawer of the wardrobe slides out as a tab along the bottom: hair, tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes, hats, glasses, extras, face paint and pets. Tap a piece and it goes on, tap it again and it comes off. There are four characters to choose from with different heights and builds, eight skin tones each, three poses and six expressions, so the person you dress can look like whoever you want them to.

Every piece has its own strip of twelve colours, and most of the fabric can be switched between plain, stripes, dots, plaid, denim and knit, which means one t-shirt is really dozens. Layering is handled for you: a coat goes over the top you already picked, a scarf goes over the coat, and a long skirt still falls behind the jacket. The undo button remembers your last twenty changes, the dice button throws together a whole random look in one tap, and eight backgrounds move the stage to a beach, a city at night, a park, a castle hall, deep space, the snow or a theatre.

When the outfit is ready, hit the runway. The character walks a lit catwalk with cameras flashing, strikes a cheeky pose at the end and gets a shower of confetti. Anything you are proud of can be saved to a gallery that lives in your browser, and any look can be downloaded as a picture to keep. Everything is drawn as clean vector shapes, so it stays sharp on a phone or a big screen, and it all works with a finger, a mouse or the keyboard.