Baby Dress Up

A baby sits in the middle of a soft, brightly colored room, already wearing a starter outfit you can change with one tap. The wardrobe panel sits beside the screen and every category shows its items as chunky, easy-to-tap thumbnails. Your first choice is usually a new onesie or romper, and it appears on the baby with a gentle bounce that makes even the first swap fun.

The wardrobe is built around baby-sized pieces: rompers, onesies, overalls, tiny dresses, socks, soft shoes and little hats. There is a hair section with wispy styles, a small tuft, headbands and bows, plus a bibs and accessories row. Toys and props get their own spot too, so a plush bunny or a rattle can sit in the baby's hands. Everything layers the way real baby clothes do, with a hat sitting over the hair and shoes over the socks.

The angle this one takes compared to a typical makeover game is scale and mood. Because the model is a baby, the outfits lean short and simple, and the game reacts with giggles and wiggles when you complete a look, which changes the ending of each round. You finish by viewing the baby posed with whatever toy you chose, and you can save that look before starting a new one.

Start with the romper or dress, then match the hat to it before touching hair, since headbands cover some styles. A pastel outfit with one animal-print piece photographs well in the final pose. Tap the toy category last, because holding a plush changes which poses look best.