It's not simply a matter of change being bad, since the new, bigger, more detailed pieces of clothing are welcome. The updated look of the game winds up being a mixed bag of hits and misses. You can choose from multiple clothing styles, patterns, colours, and more to help score big on the runway.
The ability to create your own pieces before each show is also surprisingly well done. all of them are appropriate for the regions you'll unlock them in, and they add some much needed variety to the lineup. Urban Rasta, Amsterdam Street, Royal Casual. Dress your models as closely to the style rules as possible to rack up the points, and get at least a three star ranking to continue.Īlong with the styles you're familiar with, World Tour appropriately enough introduces fashions from all over the world. Above each model's head is a tag displaying the style they're to be dressed for, and clicking on it will bring up a list of qualifiers that will help you pick and choose from the clothing items at the bottom of the screen. Mostly.Īs JoJo travels around the world, it's your job to assemble the styles she needs on each stage, picking out appropriate pieces for your models before the time runs out. But you don't come to JoJo for life-changing drama, and what she lacks in story depth she more than makes up with the fast-paced fashion matching you've come to enjoy, now in brand new locations. But is Hayley really as sweet and devoted to JoJo as she seems? How far is she willing to go to get to the top? And will you care? Probably not, since it's hard to get very riled up about a story that plays out with three pieces of dialogue or less in between stages. After some rather unqualified applicants, she settles on Hayley, a young and talented designer hungry for success of her own. This time around, JoJo's daughter, Ros, has finally struck off to pursue her own career, leaving JoJo in need of a new assistant.
Your favourite fashion designer is back with JoJo's Fashion Show: World Tour, the latest in the style-swapping time management series, this time developed by iWin. Scissors at the ready, ladies and gentlemen.
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