Max and Eleven BFF Strange DressUp

Two girls stand side by side when the game loads, one redheaded and sporty, the other with a buzz cut you can grow out. The first choice is actually whose wardrobe you are browsing, because a tab switches between the two models. Pick an item and it appears on that girl right away, and switching tabs keeps both looks on screen so you can check them against each other. Naming the game once up front: Max and Eleven BFF Strange DressUp is a makeover game built entirely around pairing two looks.

The closet splits into hair, tops, bottoms, shoes and accessories, with a makeup row at the end. Tops run from graphic tees and flannel shirts to cropped hoodies and bomber jackets. Bottoms cover ripped jeans, corduroy skirts and bike shorts. Accessories include scrunchies, backpacks, band stickers and chunky sneakers, plus a few glowing, otherworldly pieces for the strange side of the title. Layers work properly, so a tee sits under the flannel and a jacket closes over both.

The two-model setup is the thing most single-girl dress up games skip. You are not finishing one look, you are finishing a friendship, and the round wraps when you save the paired photo of the two of them side by side.

Pick one color both girls share, like a red scrunchie for one and red sneakers for the other, so the BFF pairing reads at a glance. Dress them in opposite silhouettes, one in shorts and a tee, the other in a skirt and jacket, to keep the photo from looking flat. Flip between the tabs after every few items, since it is easy to forget the other girl is still wearing your first draft.