Spa Day Makeup Artist

Grime comes off first, with a tweezer-and-scrub-brush stage for popping blackheads and wiping away grease before any makeup touches the face. It's a longer wind-up than most makeover games bother with.

Once the face is clean, you move through a steam treatment, a mask, and moisturizer, then into foundation, blush, eyeshadow palettes, lipstick, and a curling iron for the hair. Nail polish with a French tip design finishes the last station.

Treating the cleanup as its own stage instead of skipping straight to lipstick is the part that separates this from a quick makeup game, and it makes the whole session feel closer to an actual spa visit than a five-minute face paint.