Florist

Florist opens on a small flower shop counter with a character waiting behind it and a basket of blooms in front. Your first job is picking the flowers themselves, tapping stems to drop them into a wrap. Every choice shows up immediately, so a sunflower-heavy bunch looks nothing like a rose one before you have touched anything else. The whole first minute is spent building that base bouquet, one stem at a time.

The toolkit splits into flower types, wrap paper, ribbons, and then the shop itself. You get tulips, daisies, roses, and leafy greens in different colors, plus several paper patterns and bow styles. After the bouquet there are shop surfaces to set: vases on shelves, plants by the window, small decorations on the counter. The character's own look sits in a separate section with hairstyles, tops, and accessories like a apron or a flower pinned behind the ear. Pieces layer cleanly, so ribbon goes over wrap and the pin sits on top of any hairstyle.

The twist here is that you are decorating a space and a person, not just one outfit, which separates it from a standard makeover game. A round ends when the shop is fully arranged and you get a finished scene showing the florist, the bouquet, and the styled counter together, which you can keep as a saved picture.

Start with the bouquet in one color family, then pick wrap paper a shade darker so the flowers read clearly. Save the ribbon for last, since a wide bow hides half the stems if you place it early. On the shop decor, work back to front, filling shelves before the counter so small items stay visible.