Pongo Dress Up

Pongo Dress Up sets a black-and-white spotted dog on a plain floor, sitting up with his ears perked and waiting for the first item to land. Clicking a bandana ties it around his neck in one motion, and clicking a hat balances it between his ears without covering the spots underneath. Because the dog's shape stays put the whole time, every accessory you add is visible against the same white-and-black pattern.

The item rows cover collars, bandanas, bows, small hats, and a few costume pieces like a cape or a pair of glasses sized for a dog's face. Categories run along one side in labeled tabs, so a bandana and a collar can sit on the neck at once instead of one replacing the other. Capes and vests drape over the back without hiding the spotted pattern, which stays the one constant no matter what else gets added.

A lot of animal dress up games put the same plain sweater on every creature regardless of shape; this one keeps items sized and angled for a dog on four legs, so a collar sits at the neck and a cape drapes along the spine instead of hanging like it would on a person. The round ends with the finished dog sitting for a close-up shot, spots and all, before the board clears for another combination.

Pair a solid-color bandana with a patterned hat, since two busy patterns next to the dalmatian's own spots tend to compete for attention. Add the cape last, since it covers part of the collar if you put it on too early. The glasses sit in a small tab near the bottom that is easy to miss, so scroll the full row before deciding the look is done.