Raya Multiverse Fashion

Click into the game and you land on a single character standing against a plain backdrop, with a row of location icons above her — a jungle temple, a neon city, maybe an ice palace. Choosing a world swaps the background and unlocks a wardrobe built for that setting, so an early pick decides the whole aesthetic of the round.

Each world's rack carries its own pieces: woven tunics and a braided belt for the jungle setting, a chrome bodysuit and visor for the neon one, a fur-trimmed cape and silver circlet for the ice world. Tops, bottoms, footwear and hair sit in separate tabs, and jewelry layers over whatever top is already on.

The multiverse setup separates this makeover game from ones with a single setting: the same character crosses several fantasy worlds without restarting, going from armor to a full gown between them. A round closes once the last world's outfit is locked in, with a finished look you can compare against the earlier ones.

Save the boldest color for the world with the darkest background, since pale pieces vanish against a bright one. Work top to bottom in each world instead of jumping between tabs, so nothing gets left on a default setting. The circlets and visors sit in a small headwear tab that is easy to miss on a first pass.