The gameplay is fun. I love getting to decide on my choices throughout the day, and those choices affect if I will make my goals on time, which is actually very challenging. I bought this thinking it was going to be longer than it was. The con to the game is ... at least to me ... the game was not a very long game. By the time I finished the demo, I had no clue that I was probably halfway through the game. It is actually very challenging, but it will not leave you to a point that you will not be able to complete the game by getting stuck. This reminds me to the similarity to Caio Bella game. Enjoyed the game play, regretting using one of my stingy credits because of the shortness of the game duration. Other than that, I can say it was fun while playing it and it's alright if it was a fast game.

This was a refreshing time management/strategy game. Simplistic graphics, light-hearted story-line. Different answers you choose can affect outcomes. One of the more enjoyable fashion-related games, but really difficult; quite challenging. No help or hints option in game, but still fun. Would need to get the full version game to try more out. It is an engaging game.

this game is very good. It does have a bit of a challenged and is lots of fun. I really liked it.

It's a really fun game, so i bought it after the demo was up. But the game nearly lasted any longer than the demo. Not worth it...

I bought the game because the online demo version was promising. I particularly like the simulation-style time management games (where you have to take care of a character's needs), and the storyline seemed interesting. However, there were several major problems: 1. Apart from your collection and reputation, the stats were useless. What was the point of inspiration? What did well-being affect? I have no idea. And shouldn't a fashion game focus on.. fashion? The only difference between sketching and sewing was how much time they took and how many points they added to your collection. While I understand that actually letting you choose clothes for your fashion line would have been cost prohibitive, I would have much rather have had the "inspiration" stat removed and had the "collection" stat been divided into steps (how many pieces completed, and maybe even have a % completion for each piece, which would let you know if you needed to sketch, sew, or fit). Not to mention that after the first quest with your uncle was over, money was useless (easy to get, but nothing of value to spend it on). You had no rent, no bills, eating at home was free, no need to buy any fabrics... 2. The game was a bit buggy and wasn't good with giving you relevant information. When I moved on in a way the game didn't anticipate, all of my To Do list vanished with no explanation, including currently open tasks. Failing something was frustrating, because half the time I'd be where I needed to be but be 30 minutes early, but all the tasks I did took an hour which made me fail! Not to mention that when I failed the game by giving the wrong dialogue options, the game plopped me at the beginning of the week with no To Do list and no guidance aside from "get your collection ready". I did so, failed again, and then by chance got back to the original dialogue that I had failed (but then had to go through ANOTHER week of doing nothing just to get the ending text). Not to m

When I first played the demo I loved it and was so excited that it was so much like 'Ciao Bella', a game I love! So I broke my mom down and she bought it for me... I finished the story in an hour. TOPS! It became very boring and repetitive after awhile, wanting you to basically do the same thing's over and over again just different reasoning's in the story or higher level of challenge. It was very easy and way to short! I liked the game a little but overall the plot. Well I saw it coming, the game itself was boring and to easy, and most importantly too short. This is one of those games once you finish it your only option is to replay what you completed all over again and you can't pick a harder level setting... I would play it for free online, but I wouldn't recommend buying it! At first it may seem great but as the story continues it was pathetic. I wish it would have been longer, a lot longer. More in depth plot, and maybe even had you help design the actual clothes. If every time I worked at the shop or picked 'sew' or 'fit garment' and I could play mini games and even design them myself then it would have made it even a little bit worth it. Don't waste your money... :(

This game seemed long when I bought it, but I was actually almost done with it. It's really easy and I recommend this game for new or easygoing gamers.

When I first played the game I loved it and bought it right away but the game ended way too fast and it does get abit repetitive. Other than that the game was fun but I wouldn't recommend you buy this game.

very short game, with no challenge whatsoever very booring game

Catwalk Countdown is a game where you quit a fashion assistant job, since you've had enough of your Boss. You have to look after yourself by chosing to eat and sleep on your own accord. Whilst trying to give yourself a name in the fashion business, you have to work at your uncle's shop so you will have money for food and materials. However this game was VERY confusing as you had to talk to many people, which means you had to reply to people. Basically you have a choice of what to reply and most of the time you get the reply's wrong when you didn't even know what they were on about. Also your uncle or Boss tells you something to do and it takes a while for you to know how to do it! The graphics are rubbish as well as they have no detail. I woudn't recommened this game.