Fashion Face-Off: Eastern Star vs. City Ico
About Fashion Face-Off: Eastern Star vs. City Ico
Heyyy, still up? I cannot sleep, my brain is still buzzing from that Fashion Face-Off game. You know, the one [someone] described as "choose your side in the cultural dispute" and "create unique looks." Ugh, that description was so wrong, it's like describing pizza as "baked dough with stuff on it." Technically true but misses EVERYTHING.
Honestly, I thought it was gonna be some boring dress-up game, right? Like, pick if you want to be Eastern Star Layla or City Ico Chloe, then just put on pretty clothes. But it's NOT like that at all.
The first time I played, I picked Layla, the Eastern Star girl, and I was just picking some gorgeous silk dresses. Then the first challenge popped up and it was like, "Create an outfit for a high-stakes poker game in a neon-lit Tokyo club, but it *must* incorporate elements of traditional Ottoman armor." I literally stared at the screen for a minute. Ottoman armor?! In a Tokyo club?!
That's when I realized it's not about choosing a side, it's about *mashing them together* in the most clever, unexpected ways. I spent like twenty minutes trying to figure out how to make a delicate chainmail headpiece look cool with a sleek, modern jumpsuit. And when I finally got it, and the game gave that little "ding" sound, it was so satisfying! Like, your brain just *clicks*.
I played way past midnight last night, like, I looked at the clock and it was 2 AM and I was like, "how did that happen?" Your just so focused on making these wild combos work. It's like a puzzle game, but instead of shapes, your using clothes.
And the "cultural dispute" thing? It's not a dispute! It's more like a creative challenge to blend things. You get extra points for unexpected but harmonious mixes. Like, I had Chloe, the City Ico girl, in a challenge where she had to dress for a "desert nomad rave" and I ended up putting her in these chunky neon boots with a flowing, embroidered tunic and a bunch of tiny, intricate silver rings. It looked SO weird but the judges loved it and I won the round.
It's really good. Like, I don't usually get into these kinds of games, but this one is actually smart. I even found myself thinking about different outfit combos today while I was waiting for my coffee. I already told my cousin Maya about it, and she's usually only into those super intense RPGs, but even she was like, "wait, that sounds kinda cool." You totally have to try it. It's fun. Really, really fun.
Honestly, I thought it was gonna be some boring dress-up game, right? Like, pick if you want to be Eastern Star Layla or City Ico Chloe, then just put on pretty clothes. But it's NOT like that at all.
The first time I played, I picked Layla, the Eastern Star girl, and I was just picking some gorgeous silk dresses. Then the first challenge popped up and it was like, "Create an outfit for a high-stakes poker game in a neon-lit Tokyo club, but it *must* incorporate elements of traditional Ottoman armor." I literally stared at the screen for a minute. Ottoman armor?! In a Tokyo club?!
That's when I realized it's not about choosing a side, it's about *mashing them together* in the most clever, unexpected ways. I spent like twenty minutes trying to figure out how to make a delicate chainmail headpiece look cool with a sleek, modern jumpsuit. And when I finally got it, and the game gave that little "ding" sound, it was so satisfying! Like, your brain just *clicks*.
I played way past midnight last night, like, I looked at the clock and it was 2 AM and I was like, "how did that happen?" Your just so focused on making these wild combos work. It's like a puzzle game, but instead of shapes, your using clothes.
And the "cultural dispute" thing? It's not a dispute! It's more like a creative challenge to blend things. You get extra points for unexpected but harmonious mixes. Like, I had Chloe, the City Ico girl, in a challenge where she had to dress for a "desert nomad rave" and I ended up putting her in these chunky neon boots with a flowing, embroidered tunic and a bunch of tiny, intricate silver rings. It looked SO weird but the judges loved it and I won the round.
It's really good. Like, I don't usually get into these kinds of games, but this one is actually smart. I even found myself thinking about different outfit combos today while I was waiting for my coffee. I already told my cousin Maya about it, and she's usually only into those super intense RPGs, but even she was like, "wait, that sounds kinda cool." You totally have to try it. It's fun. Really, really fun.
Enjoy playing Fashion Face-Off: Eastern Star vs. City Ico online for free on Moodras. This Arcade game offers amazing gameplay and stunning graphics. No downloads required, play directly in your browser!
How to Play
Depending on the gaming device either a click of a computer mouse or a simple touch on touchscreens is used to control it
Comments
This game is awesome! I love the graphics and gameplay.
One of the best games I've played recently. Highly recommended!