Barry Prison Funny Face

The first thing on screen is Barry himself, a cartoon guy in an orange jumpsuit looking nervous about heading to prison, and your job is to send him off with a full face of makeup. A toolbar of makeup categories runs along one side. Start with the skin tab, because a base layer changes how everything else sits. Tap a color or pattern and it paints onto his face instantly with a little animation, so every choice gives you immediate feedback.

The toolkit goes further than standard makeup. There are blush palettes, eyeshadows in neon shades, lipsticks including one shaped like a heart, fake tears, bandages, and blush styles that range from soft pink to full clown circles. The hair section holds gelled styles, buzz cuts, and a mohawk or two. Accessory tabs hold glasses, earrings, and stickers you can scatter across his forehead. Most items layer, so you can put eyeshadow over a bruise or a monocle over painted lashes without erasing anything.

The funny part is the expression system, which most makeover games skip entirely. You can adjust Barry's eyebrows, eye shape, and mouth separately, so his face can go from terrified to smug to sobbing while the makeup stays put. A round ends with a before-and-after reveal: the game shows his original worried face next to your finished version, and you can save the result as an image.

Work in order: skin, then eyes, then mouth, then accessories, or the expression sliders will smear your mental plan. Match the expression to the makeup instead of fighting it, since clown blush paired with a tiny frown reads funnier than either alone. And check the small arrow on the accessory tab, because it hides a second page of stickers that never shows up on the first screen.

Click a category icon, then click through the swatches to paint each feature directly onto Barry's face.