Princess Earth-Chan

Princess Earth-Chan starts from a simple idea: the Earth has a soul, and that soul looks like a cheerful anime girl. From there the game opens out across the solar system. Mars, Venus, Jupiter, the Moon and even the Sun all get their own personification, and you decide which one you are dressing today.

The wardrobe leans on Japanese school uniform styling, so the pieces stay within a recognisable look while the colours and details do the work of telling the planets apart. Choosing a rust red palette reads as Mars without anyone labelling it; pale gold and heat read as the Sun. It ends up being less about assembling a random outfit and more about making a viewer guess which planet is standing in front of them.

How to play

Pick the planet you want to represent first, since that decides the direction everything else takes. Then work through the wardrobe: hair, uniform, accessories and colour, adjusting each layer until the look reads as that world rather than any other. Nothing is scored and nothing runs out, so you can change a single piece and see the whole character shift. Take your time, then move on to another planet and build a completely different girl.

Controls

The left mouse button is all you need: click a category to open it, click an item to put it on, and click again to swap it for something else. On a touchscreen the same taps work directly on the character. Nothing has to be dragged and no keyboard is used.