*AD – the item in this review was gifted to our household for this post. All opinions, as always, are our own.
I remember playing with Bratz dolls as a child. Since the release of the Barbie movie this year, Robin has become much more interested in Barbie and general dolls that could be played together. Couple that with the fact that Robin is a fashion forward girlie, with a lot of love in accessories, dressing up and the like, Bratz: Flaunt Your Fashion feels like a game we must try out!
Bratz: Flaunt Your Fashion feels like an open-world adventure game, full of quests, people to interact with, items to unlock, and Bratz characters to become friends with! This game focuses on social media, which is something that Robin isn’t actually familiar with, however, she does like taking selfies so that aspect of it was well understood. You will find yourself traveling through a bunch of cities; Stylesville, Barcelona, Seoul, and Stylin’ Soiree – which have different sub-areas to explore and quests to unlock the next bit of area.
This game doesn’t feel grindy; you can spend time visiting whatever area you want in the city you have unlocked, taking photos, posting them on social media, changing out bits of your outfit or make-up. You are playing as one individual Bratz character in the first world, and then move to another character in the second world. Each of these individuals have their own story line and things they want to do beyond making it famous at social media! You are able to help a lot of your other Bratz friends with their day-to-day life by finding items and playing mini-games.
There is a lot to do in Bratz: Flaunt Your Fashion, and your mobile phone is key to you remembering what to do next and what you are currently working towards, as it holds all of your quests. You can also just explore to take pictures and increase your social media following, which is also done through a mini-game. This is primarily what Robin did – change her outfit, changer her make-up, found a cool spot, took pictures, post it, and then repeat. She did go through and start solving quests from time to time, but the moment she had a new outfit to try out, it was back to taking pictures.
Perhaps this is expected, as dolls are used to express yourself and show off your fashion – and that’s exactly what Robin loved about this game, making sure her character looked the part and taking photos that she felt showed off the outfits the best.
My daughter was a huge fan of Bratz when she was younger, I think we still have her dolls around. She would have loved this game
What a fun sounding game. I think my little fashionistas would enjoy finding this in their Christmas stocking.
This sounds like a fun little game! I love the different ways the characters can be customized. Very cool!
This seems like a cool game for anyone who loves Bratz. I think it’s pretty cool that it connects to social media.
My daughter has no interest in fashion so I’m not sure she’d go for a game like this. However if you like fashion I can see it being a real hit!
My daughter used to have some Bratz dolls. I can certainly see the appeal of it, my daughter used to play something similar.
When I was a kid I loved games like this. I feel like I’m in there if I play it!
I never played with bratz as a kid but I would have loved them if I was a kid now. Sounds like a really great game x
Sounds like a fun game! I like how much they have to do, this sounds like something my daughter might still enjoy even though she is a teen now.
The concept of playing as individual Bratz characters with unique storylines is a brilliant move. It adds depth and variety to the gaming experience beyond the pursuit of social media fame. It’s refreshing to hear that there’s a focus on helping other Bratz friends with their day-to-day lives through item finding and mini-games.
I used to be such a Bratz fan when I was little. They had just come out and I was sooo excited…it’s really fun to see how its evolved now into a video game! Looks like a lot of fun!
I’ve not heard of this game before. It sounds like a fun one for little girls. I like that there are mini games to that can be played. This would be a great Christmas gift.
It’s heartwarming to see Robin embracing the joy of playing with dolls just like we did back in the day.
This game looks like so much fun and I may have to check this out form my niece. Looks like she may love this!
I have not heard of this game before but looks like it is a good game. I can gift this game to my niece she might love it.