Nail Salon Sim

You open the game looking at one hand resting on a salon table, nails bare and ready. Before any color, you pick the nail shape: square, round, almond or stiletto. The moment you tap a shape, the nails on screen change to match, and the hand shifts slightly so you can see them from a better angle. From there you move into polish.

The toolkit runs in order of a real manicure. First base tools for shaping and length, then polish colors arranged in rows from pale pinks to deep purples and metallics, then decorations. You get glitter overlays, French tips, tiny hearts, stars, dots and rhinestones you place individually. Each nail can be different, which is the point; a pinky accent nail in gold while the rest stay matte red takes seconds to set up.

The thing this game does that most makeover games skip is nail-by-nail control. Instead of painting the whole hand one design, you select a single finger and work on it alone, so you can build a matched set or a mixed pattern. A round ends with a close-up of the finished hand, posed and ready, and you can save the design or clear the table and start a new client.

Work left to right, finishing each nail completely before moving on, because it is easy to lose track of which finger still has a bare base. Try a French tip first and add one rhinestone at the corner; that combination reads well on almost every shape. The length slider hides near the shape tools and most players miss it, but short nails hold glitter designs better than long ones.