Princess Easter Sunday

When the screen loads, a princess stands ready in an Easter setting, and the first decision is her dress, since everything else hangs off that choice. You tap a gown and it appears on her right away, with no loading or waiting between picks. Nearby there is usually a decorating area with plain eggs waiting, which hints that this is more than a straight makeover game.

The wardrobe covers the usual ground: long pastel dresses, spring hats and flower crowns, curled updos and loose braids, gloves, earrings and necklaces. Then there is a second set of tools for the eggs themselves, with patterns, colors and small decals you can stamp on one at a time. The categories are laid out as tabs or arrows so you move through one type of item at a time, and jewelry layers on top of the dress rather than erasing it.

The twist is the decorating half. Most games in this category stop at the outfit, but here you also design the eggs, so a round ends with two finished things: the princess dressed for the day and a set of eggs that either match her or clash on purpose. You finish a look, see the whole scene together, and can reset either half without losing the other.

Work in this order: dress, then hair, then the eggs, so the egg colors are pulled from a finished outfit instead of guessed early. Soft pink and lavender together read as a set even when the patterns are different. Check whether the hat hides the hairstyle before you spend time on braids, since some headpieces cover the top layers.