Magic Academy

Magic Academy opens on a dorm mirror where a young witch stands in a plain nightgown before her first day of class. Before any wardrobe screen loads, a short tile-matching puzzle runs across the top of the screen, and clearing a row hands over a robe or a wand skin to try on. That link between solving and dressing keeps showing up, so a choice about hair color can hinge on whether you cleared the icy-blue tiles or the coral ones tied to the mermaid unit.

The closet splits into house robes, familiar charms, and cauldron-side props, plus a mermaid tail for swim-class scenes. Robes come in cropped and floor-length cuts, wands range from a plain birch stick to a crystal-tipped staff, and hair runs from a single braid pinned with stars to loose curls under a pointed hat. Face paint adds thin gold constellation lines or a scatter of freckles, and most pieces stack, so a tail can sit under a cropped cape without hiding either one.

What separates this dress up game from a plain closet browse is the puzzle gate itself: harder tile boards unlock rarer trims, like a wand that leaves a sparkle trail or a tail with shifting scales. A session ends with the witch walking into her first class, and the screen holds on that entrance pose long enough to screenshot before moving to the next puzzle level.

Clear the puzzle board before locking in a costume, since a fresh unlock can beat whatever you already picked. Match trims to the class you are dressing for, so mermaid scales sit next to the swim tail instead of the constellation face paint. Pin the braid before adding the pointed hat, since the hat covers half the hairstyle options if you leave the choice for last.