Makeup Studio - Halloween

The first screen shows a model with a bare face and a tray of Halloween makeup waiting beside her. You start with the eyes, and the moment you tap a shadow color it swipes across one lid, then you tap again to match the other. There is a small arrow button that flips the model's face so you can check your work from the side, which is easy to miss on the first pass. As a makeover game it stays focused on the face, not the outfit.

The kit covers brows, eyeshadow, eyeliner, lashes, blush, lipstick, and face paint. The shades lean into the season, so you get deep purples, forest greens, and a shimmery black along with the usual neutrals. The face paint section holds little stamps like spiders, cobwebs, and a crescent moon that you can drag to the cheek or forehead. Pieces layer on top of each other, so glitter sits over shadow and face paint sits over blush without erasing anything.

The thing this one does differently is the Halloween decoration layer, where you place seasonal stamps anywhere on the face and resize them with a pinch or a slider. When you finish, the game snaps a portrait photo of the look and lets you save it to your device. That saved portrait is the actual goal of a round, so most players redo the face two or three times before keeping one.

Work in a set order: brows first, then shadow, then liner, because liner sits cleaner over a finished lid. Pick one bright color and keep everything else dark, since two loud shadows fight each other on camera. Check the profile view before you commit to eyeliner, because a wing that looks fine straight on can droop at the side.