Love Nikki: Dress Up Queen
Love Nikki: Dress Up Queen
Sorti le 20 mai 2015, Love Nikki: Dress Up Queen est un jeu mobile gratuit développé par Papergames, disponible sur Android et iOS. Il appartient aux genres de la simulation et du jeu de rôle, et édité par Kakao Games, Tencent Games, ELEX et VNG Corporation.
Le jeu suit Nikki, une jeune fille ordinaire venue de la Terre qui étudie pour devenir styliste. Convoquée par la reine Nanari du royaume de Lilith, elle part à l’aventure dans le monde de Miraland, accompagnée de son chat Momo et de ses amis rencontrés en chemin. Dans cet univers, tous les conflits se résolvent par des batailles de mode, où Nikki affronte les personnes qu’elle croise sur sa route.
L’accueil est globalement positif, avec une note agrégée de 78,32. Certains joueurs cités sur Metacritic expriment leur affection pour le jeu, tandis que d’autres reconnaissent une bonne histoire, mais jugent l’expérience coûteuse et lente, notamment pour un jeu mobile gratuit dédié à l’habillage.
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« Really good as a free mobile game dress up game, but it is very expensive and slow. The game actually has a really good story. Seriously, I know you won't believe me, but the best thing about this dress up game is that it could easily have a really gripping anime based on it. Yes, there is pink and frills and flowers everywhere and it starts out fluffy and silly but gets gradually darker - my jaw dropped when the casualties of war became a major theme and a character actually got killed off and they showed blood. The art is also amazing, not just the clothing but the backgrounds and effects are all beautiful. The gameplay is very much like old pokemon contests where it is about clothing having values and you need to get the values to add up the way you want, actually having outfits that look nice doesn't matter and you will usually have to make super ugly mismatched outfits to win. It is more of a puzzle game than a dress up game. And there is big downsides. Many events can't be finished for free and many, many outfits you can't get at all if you don't pony up real money. Don't even think about 'collecting them all' unless you want to drop thousands of dollars. The game also takes a long time to add new chapters, and if you have collected all of the free clothing you don't have much to do between chapters other than the often expensive events. If you are a competitionist or you don't like waiting around skip this one, but if you are a casual player looking to kill some time this might do it for you. »
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