Pretty Princess Party (2019)

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LadiesGamers.comYvonne van GelovenDec 2020
The game might get repetitive after a while as there are no other sim elements included, though leveling up and the constant stream of new items does keep you interested. Keep in mind that Pretty Princess Party is primarily aimed at a younger audience, but if you are looking for cute and colorful laid back gameplay you might be interested as well. I’m pretty sure it will make a fine addition to many Christmas stockings!
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20207/10
While there are many games and genres out there I thoroughly enjoy and seek out there are others I take on in order to help inform underserved audiences...
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CFG GamesAmber DoyleAug 20213.5/5 stars
Pretty Princess Party is a robust and fun dress up decorating experience for all ages. Couch co-op and and many items invite multiple hours of play in spite of a short story.
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Noisy PixelJacob KavanaughDec 20206/10
Pretty Princess Party is, at its core, an incredibly casual game. It’s a low-stakes and low-effort title that lets the player use their creative potential should they decide to get involved. If you’re a parent looking for a safe title for kids to play to explore their skills and reaction times, this is a solid pick. Otherwise, I don’t really know who’s going to play this game. On a more positive note, It’s got fewer bugs than Cyberpunk 2077.
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SiliconeraJenni LadaDec 20206/10
Pretty Princess Party is one of those games where the target audience is definitely little ones, but it falls into a unique position where elements of it might appeal to other people too. Basically, it isn’t only about simplistic minigames and dressing up. It’s about building up your repertoire so you can customize a castle.
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