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Popular Chic Japania returns in HTML5

Explore the original Japania wardrobe, combining fashion, accessories, hair and makeup for your own chic character. Now playable in Magisoft Casual Games.

  • Popular Chic Japania
  • Casual Games
  • Dress up
  • HTML5
  • Original MagiSoft

Popular Chic Japania has returned as an HTML5 browser game with the original MagiSoft artwork. Explore the original Japania wardrobe, combining fashion, accessories, hair and makeup for your own chic character.

Explore the wardrobe with mouse or touch, use Undo and Redo to try different looks, and save a character picture as a PNG. Your current look is saved automatically in this browser on this device when browser storage is available.

This game has its own game page and play page in Magisoft Casual Games, alongside Dream Maidens Avatar Creator and the other restored dress-up classics.

What changed

  • Released the original Popular Chic Japania as a standalone HTML5 browser game.
  • Restored the original character art and wardrobe placements.
  • Added touch controls, Undo, Redo, local saving and PNG downloads.
A closer look

Screenshots

Popular Chic Japania in its restored HTML5 dress-up studio with the original character artwork.
An actual screenshot of the restored Popular Chic Japania browser game.

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