Become an Assistant Editor-in-Chief of City Style magazine in this challenging Hidden Object game! Use your keen eye for fashion to succeed, and take the magazine straight to the top. Get the offices back in order, and clean up the messes left by the previous Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Play entertaining minigames and puzzles as you make a name for yourself in the magazine industry and become truly successful!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 8.0
- Hard Drive: 135 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Reviews at a Glance
City Style
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Customer Reviews
City Style is rated
out of
5 by
8.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
mrm2006 from
New Assistant to Editor-In-Chief ----- Here I Am!
Storyline:
You are going to the most infamous magazine of fashion there is. Trendy, with-it, City Style Magazine, to interview for the job of Assistant to the Editor-in Chief. But will you EVER get to the actual interview? Hah - play and find out. lol.
Graphics:
Considering the game style, I would say the graphics are in sync with the game. Although sometimes it is very difficult to spot an item.
Sound:
The only sound, besides side effects, was the background music which was very upbeat and trendy. Definitely something I'd want to hear in a stressful environment.
Game Play:
Here I was majorly surprised. I expected a kind of little girl's dress up game. But this was not like that at all. This game is HOG heavy. As you are trying to into the interview, you end up performing a LOT of style-type quests for characters you meet throughout the game. For instance, find 20 pairs of boots. Also, itemized printed lists of items and silhouettes of items. Most are not difficult but some can be.
This game is all about HOGs and an occasional mini game (which I did not find difficult at all, although some brain power is needed).
This Glam-ma did not expect this type of game, nor did I expect to like it but it was quite fun. I would not recommend this for little girls but tweens to teens would have a good time with it. It's not the type of thing I would purchase but I would DEFINITELY encourage everyone to try the free demo - it's free - it's only an hour of your time.
The review of this game is based on this Glam-ma's opinion - and only mine. Therefore, if you found this review to be helpful, please click on the "yes" button below. There is also a "no" button. Seriously? You'd give your Glam-ma a "no"? Kidding.
Happy Gaming!
Date published: 2014-06-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
JulzCat from
Fun For Girls Young And Old
This game turned out to be better than I expected! The HO scenes were relative to the game (instead of just looking through a pile of random junk), the mini-games were challenging (especially the moving furniture games) and my absolute FAVORITE part? The hints that were circled in lipstick!
The only reason I couldn't give it 5 stars is because if you stop playing, you have to start the scene from the beginning.
Date published: 2016-08-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
amandajayne01 from
great hidden object game, with a difference
very enjoyable, addictive, fun and moves at a good pace unlike some HOG that can drag.
Date published: 2012-01-04
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Megggie1410 from
Expected more
I'm sorry to say that the games story line started great but lost rather extremely to the end.
If you mastered stage 12 you could already see what is to come.
If the story line would go on and the difficulty of the requests were better I'd like to give 4 stars.
In conclusion nice game but to expansive for the sort story line and rather easy level design.
Date published: 2016-02-22
Rated 3 out of
5
by
HiddenNic from
Fun but Not The Best
The storyline reminds me of the book The Devil Wears Prada. A woman new to the fashion world gets her first job catering to a very snobby an detail-oriented boss.
Game play is fun and challenging enough to be fresh. The mini-games are easy enough to not need a walkthrough cheat-sheet.
Visually/Graphically, the game is pleasant to the eyes. Some of the items can be tough to discern because they are super tiny or blends too well into the background but I find that a nice challenge more than a negative aspect.
Length-wise, City Style is perfect. I'm on Stage 18 out of I-have-no-idea. Just so it doesn't to Stage 50 then I'm fine.
Now for what irked me to no end: Every make over (taking a model with no makeup and turning her into a fashion beauty) would make the model start with brown eyes, no makeup, bad hair but then to beautify her you were required to turn her eyes blue.
This is playing on the very old and very horrible stereotype that only people with blue or green eyes are beautiful. Instead of leaving her brown eyes alone or adding a gleam to them they change the color completely to blue.
The first time this happened, I assumed it was just that one model but I've done it twice already with different models and it always starts with brown eyes and ends with blue. This is a blatant message the development team is sending, "brown eyes are ugly while blue eyes are beautiful".
This game would have gotten one star more than I gave if not for this fact.
Date published: 2012-10-12
Rated 3 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
City Style
This game should probably have been named Pretty In Pink because there's a whole lot of pink going around. This game really isn't that bad, it's what I consider a seek and find game, items aren't cleverly hidden within the scene they are simply spewn about the room making the room appear junky and chaotic. You play the role of Camilla, applying for (and landing) the position of Assistant Editor-in-Chief for a fashion magazine, City Style. There are scenes that require you to to find 20 CD's and 20 report pages and then you might have to find listed items that all have something to do with coffee. The biggest complaint I have with this game is the fact that you continue to search for different items in the same exact scene over and over until it's quite simply boring (and very pink) There are also a lot of dialog boxes to read for each character, no voiceovers. In between HOS there are simple mini games, some good some way to simple to be fun such as putting CD's into the correct case, they are color coordinated and some even have the exact words on the case and CD! I did however enjoy the sorting of corrugated boxes by having your character slide the boxes but you had to move them in the correct order or you would block yourself in and have to start all over.
Date published: 2014-05-09
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Swisswitch from
It's a good idea, but...
I played this with much curiosity, because it really looked promising. However, there are unfortunately things I find cumbersome.
I don't know if it was deliberate, but hitting the objects is extremely difficult. I've had to click dozens of times in several instances and once I even needed a hint to confirm that the object I clicked really was the object I needed.
That unfortunately destroyed the fun factor for me.
The picture gets blurred with every changing scene and that's a bit tiresome.
The game gets three stars for me, but mostly for the fun idea and the storyline.
Bit of a shame, because the actual scenes are fun and the stuff to look for is fine as well.
Date published: 2013-03-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
dawnajanek from
Awful
When you find an item that matches you have to click 10-20 times to collect it. It is exactly like "The Devil Wears Prada". Too much conversation with no voice overs and items are very difficult to find given you only get a small piece of the item in view, the rest is hiding behind something. Others seem to like it but be sure to give it a try with the demo before you actually buy it.
Date published: 2016-08-12