Unicorn Dress Up Coloring Book
Half colouring book, half styling game: colour the figure fragment by fragment, then add wings, capes and accessories.
Two games share one screen here. The first is a proper colouring book: select a shade, tap a fragment of the figure, and it fills — repeated across the whole outline until the base is yours. The second is the styling layer that goes on top, with magic wings, capes, skirts, necklaces and hairstyles.
The order is not enforced but it should be. Colouring after the accessories are on means half the fragments are hidden, and the parts you can still reach end up mismatched with the parts you cannot. Finish the paint job, then decorate.
ARPAPLUS pitched it as a design tool as much as a game, and that is a fair description: the colouring stage is slow, deliberate and produces something that feels made rather than picked.
Controls
Pick a colour, tap the fragment to fill it, then switch to the clothing rows.
How to Play
- Colour the whole figure first, fragment by fragment.
- Check for missed fragments before moving on — accessories will cover them.
- Add wings and cape, which are the largest overlays.
- Finish with hairstyle, skirts and small accessories.
Tips & Tricks
Leave the fragments under the wings and cape until last, then colour them anyway. They peek out at the edges, and an uncoloured sliver behind a wing is the one flaw that survives the whole session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I colour the figure myself?
Yes. You select a shade and fill fragments one at a time before the styling layer goes on top.
What can I add after colouring?
Magic wings, capes, skirts, necklaces, hairstyles and other accessories.
