Cute Witch Princess

The game opens on a girl with wild hair and a sparkle in her eye, standing between a bubbling cauldron and a rack of ball gowns. Your first job is the spa: you tap through hair washing, a face mask, and a manicure, and each step shows up as a little animation on her before you move on. Once she is clean and glowing, the screen splits between her look and your options.

The wardrobe mixes two moods in one closet. There are princess pieces, like a puff-sleeve gown, a pearl necklace, and a soft updo with a tiara. Next to them sit the witch items: a pointed hat, a star-patterned cloak, striped tights, and dark nail polish. Categories run across the bottom, and pieces layer the way real clothes do, so the cloak sits over the gown and the hat covers the updo. There is also a decorating section where you arrange the potion room itself.

The twist in this makeover game is that the magic side and the royal side are meant to collide. A round finishes with the full scene on display: her styled look plus the room you decorated, framed together like a finished portrait. You can save it as a picture when the last piece clicks into place.

Work in order: spa, hair, then nails, because the polish color should match something in your outfit. A pointed hat over a princess gown reads better if you keep the dress a plain color and let the witch accessories carry the pattern. In the decorating step, put the cauldron near the corner and hang stars on the wall behind her, since that keeps the portrait balanced when you save it.