Princesses First Days Of College

When you start, a princess stands in a spa-style room with a menu of stations across the bottom, and you pick which station to visit first. Most people start with the skin care step, where you tap through cleansers and masks and watch each one apply to her face for a few seconds before the next option loads. After the spa, the screen shifts to a salon chair, and the campus theme starts showing up in the clothes. It is a makeover game with a loose storyline about settling into college life.

Each station has its own toolkit. The spa handles face masks, tweezing, and a manicure with polish colors and little nail decals. The salon covers washing, cutting, and then styling, with braids, ponytails, and dye colors layered onto the cut. The dressing screen holds casual pieces: denim jackets, plaid skirts, sneakers, backpacks, and simple jewelry. There is also a decorating stage where you arrange pillows, posters, and lamps in a dorm room, and those choices sit alongside the outfit instead of replacing it.

The structure is the unusual part: rather than one character and one look, you move through several princesses, each with her own first-day scenario, and the dorm decorating ties the rounds together. A round ends once a character is fully spa-ed, styled, and dressed, and you can save or screenshot the finished look before moving to the next girl.

For a better result, do the hair before the outfit, since some collars and backpack straps sit oddly over long loose styles. Pick one strong color per character, like rust boots and a matching tee, instead of matching everything. And check the nail decals after the manicure, because the tiny campus icons are easy to miss and finish the look nicely.