Princess Royal Dream Wedding

The first screen shows a princess bride standing in front of a chapel arch, still in her everyday gown. A panel of categories runs along one side, and you start with the wedding dress because everything else hangs off it. Tap a gown and she turns slightly so you can see the skirt move. Nothing is locked, so it is fine to grab the first big tulle ballgown just to see how it sits before you go back for the fitted lace one you actually wanted.

The wardrobe splits into dresses, veils, bouquets, shoes, jewelry, hair and makeup. Dress types run from slim satin columns to puffy tiered gowns, with lace and embroidery details that render up close. Veils come short and long, some with tiaras attached. Hair ranges from a loose side braid to a high coiled updo, and the pieces layer properly, so a tiara sits over the braid and a necklace sits over the dress collar without clipping through it.

The thing this wedding dress up game adds is the aisle walk. Once you finish the look, the bride turns and processes toward the groom while the camera follows, which is where you find out if the long train and the floor-length veil fight each other. The round ends with a wedding photo of the couple you can save. This is where a typical makeover game stops, and here the walk is the real test.

Pick the dress first, then match the veil length to the train instead of the bodice. If the gown has heavy beading, choose plain shoes and skip the statement necklace. And check the side profile during the walk, because updos hide the veil comb while braids show it.