1. Having the player match a randomly generated style as quickly as possible. The faster they do it, the more points they get.
2. Supplying a theme, like “Dress for winter.” Each clothes item then has a value attached to it for that theme, like (winterValue = 5). Then you tally the points together in the end.

These are just some ideas.

Do you have any idea how to score a dress up game? Need help. Thanks!

Firstly there is terminology’s. Games are things that have aims, rules and some type of conflict be it player conflict with self/environment/other player.

Then there is second categories of gaming activity. Those are toys. They don’t have aims and in some way they don’t have rules. Only some ways to interact with them that are possible and that’s it. You can do anything with them and probably will end up picking goals your self.

Now then majority of dress-ups are not games they are toys unless they include something from other types of gaming. Basically I am not fun of dress-ups and for few reasons I dislike them even (they are actually easy to make and 90% have almost no difference as a result game categories on sites like deviantart.com are “spamed” really a lot by them). Aside from that there was one dress-up game that included some gaming behaviors. There were levels and in each level you needed to pick special clothes and do something in a game (like escape from room genre) to open new cloth types and levels so it was more like merge of dress-up with adventure game. And I find it to be the only way that dress-ups can get more “gameier” by borrowing some stuff from other genres. Or other games can actually include dress-up ideas as part of it(in some way RPG’s do it)

While reading actually tough of some funny way that girls probably would like. Community site for massive online fashion show toy :D Would include models submitted by creators and visitors/ backgrounds for different seasons and environments / cloths made for models / and each week/month/season/year for each type of seasons/environment a wining model/cloth choice. And of course as it would be a community site it should allow people to submit clothes :)

It was warmly received (as warm as you can get) in Newgrounds and as usual, bombed to gaybits by the Kongretards. But that was expected.

Altho it was funny watching the admins remove all comments that included the word ‘GAY’ in it, considering the theme of the game.

The game grew to become a mini meme amongst the users in our community and is played daily, competitively. But obviously, this only works if the community has been subjected to similar instances of hilarity in the past and educated as such.