
Project Makeover
Magic Tavern, Inc.
Updated
Sep 10, 2026
Category
Games
Installs
10M+
Rating
Game Information
Updated
Aug 7, 2026
Category
Games
Developer
Magic Tavern, Inc.
Installs
10M+
Rating
Rated for 3+ESRB
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Game Overview
WHY YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN: Project Makeover
Fashion, Beauty, and Total Transformation
Project Makeover wraps match-3 progression around a makeover format that spans wardrobe overhauls, cosmetic facial treatments, and full room renovations. Each client arrives with a style crisis — outdated wardrobe, neglected skincare, disastrous apartment — and your puzzle-solving funds every step of their head-to-toe transformation.
The Triple-Renovation Loop
Most makeover games stop at clothing. Project Makeover pushes through wardrobe, into facial treatments (cleansing, masks, brow shaping, makeup application), and culminates in room and furniture design. Each phase of the transformation earns its own before-and-after reveal, tripling the satisfaction payoff per client.
Client Drama Drives Narrative Investment
The writing leans into reality-TV-caliber interpersonal conflict — rival coworkers, meddling in-laws, makeover sabotage, redemption arcs. The campy melodrama isn't prestige television, but it's self-aware enough to land its beats, and character-specific storylines give context to why a particular client needs a particular look for a particular event.
A Puzzle Loop That Funds Creativity
Match-3 mechanics are clean and familiar (align three or more, create boosters from four-plus matches), and the star-to-renovation pipeline means every level directly contributes to visible transformation progress. The currency flow from puzzle to makeover feels efficient rather than extractive, keeping the two halves of the game in productive tension rather than antagonistic competition.
YOUR CRASH COURSE
Match to Earn Makeover Stars
Standard match-3 levels with move limits, obstacle types (boxes, ice, chains, slime), and cascading combo potential. Each cleared level awards stars, and every phase of a client's transformation (wardrobe, makeup, room) costs stars to complete. The star economy ties puzzle performance directly to creative output.
Overhaul the Wardrobe First
Select complete outfits from tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, shoes, and accessories tabs. Clients have personal style preferences (boho, classic, edgy, romantic) and specific occasion requirements. Pushing a client too far from their comfort zone docks your score — a punk-rock makeover on a conservative lawyer reads as tone-deaf rather than bold.
Perform Cosmetic Treatments and Makeup
Cleanse, mask, extract, and moisturize through a skincare sequence, then apply foundation, brows, eyeshadow, liner, lashes, blush, contour, and lip color. The makeup interface offers adjustable intensity and color-picker freedom rather than preset looks, giving stylists genuine creative control over the final face.
Redesign Rooms and Living Spaces
Select furniture, paint colors, flooring, window treatments, and decorative accents for each client's problem room. The interior-design phase carries the same three-options-per-element structure as the fashion phase but with its own budget and style constraints. A cohesive apartment design that complements the client's new look scores bonus points.
Follow Character Storylines Across Episodes
Major clients span multiple episodes — a side character in one makeover becomes the main client three episodes later, with continuity in their style evolution and personal drama. Following a character from frumpy first appearance to confident season-finale look creates the serialized engagement that keeps players returning for new episode drops.
WHY YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN: Project Makeover
Fashion, Beauty, and Total Transformation
Project Makeover wraps match-3 progression around a makeover format that spans wardrobe overhauls, cosmetic facial treatments, and full room renovations. Each client arrives with a style crisis — outdated wardrobe, neglected skincare, disastrous apartment — and your puzzle-solving funds every step of their head-to-toe transformation.
The Triple-Renovation Loop
Most makeover games stop at clothing. Project Makeover pushes through wardrobe, into facial treatments (cleansing, masks, brow shaping, makeup application), and culminates in room and furniture design. Each phase of the transformation earns its own before-and-after reveal, tripling the satisfaction payoff per client.
Client Drama Drives Narrative Investment
The writing leans into reality-TV-caliber interpersonal conflict — rival coworkers, meddling in-laws, makeover sabotage, redemption arcs. The campy melodrama isn't prestige television, but it's self-aware enough to land its beats, and character-specific storylines give context to why a particular client needs a particular look for a particular event.
A Puzzle Loop That Funds Creativity
Match-3 mechanics are clean and familiar (align three or more, create boosters from four-plus matches), and the star-to-renovation pipeline means every level directly contributes to visible transformation progress. The currency flow from puzzle to makeover feels efficient rather than extractive, keeping the two halves of the game in productive tension rather than antagonistic competition.
YOUR CRASH COURSE
Match to Earn Makeover Stars
Standard match-3 levels with move limits, obstacle types (boxes, ice, chains, slime), and cascading combo potential. Each cleared level awards stars, and every phase of a client's transformation (wardrobe, makeup, room) costs stars to complete. The star economy ties puzzle performance directly to creative output.
Overhaul the Wardrobe First
Select complete outfits from tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, shoes, and accessories tabs. Clients have personal style preferences (boho, classic, edgy, romantic) and specific occasion requirements. Pushing a client too far from their comfort zone docks your score — a punk-rock makeover on a conservative lawyer reads as tone-deaf rather than bold.
Perform Cosmetic Treatments and Makeup
Cleanse, mask, extract, and moisturize through a skincare sequence, then apply foundation, brows, eyeshadow, liner, lashes, blush, contour, and lip color. The makeup interface offers adjustable intensity and color-picker freedom rather than preset looks, giving stylists genuine creative control over the final face.
Redesign Rooms and Living Spaces
Select furniture, paint colors, flooring, window treatments, and decorative accents for each client's problem room. The interior-design phase carries the same three-options-per-element structure as the fashion phase but with its own budget and style constraints. A cohesive apartment design that complements the client's new look scores bonus points.
Follow Character Storylines Across Episodes
Major clients span multiple episodes — a side character in one makeover becomes the main client three episodes later, with continuity in their style evolution and personal drama. Following a character from frumpy first appearance to confident season-finale look creates the serialized engagement that keeps players returning for new episode drops.



















































