Fashion Legends

Most dress-up games hand you a wardrobe and all the time in the world. This one puts the wardrobe on a moving runway and asks you to catch it.

A brief flashes at the top of the screen — princess, superhero, pyjamas, duck — and the catwalk starts rolling. Tops, skirts, shoes and accessories stream past in lanes, and you have about a second to decide whether the thing coming at you belongs on your character or would wreck the look.

Gems sit between the clothes, usually in the lane you do not want to be in. That is the whole tension of a run: the tidy outfit is on the left, the money is on the right, and the runway does not slow down while you think about it.

At the far end you stop and pose. The crowd reacts to how close you landed to the brief, and the likes you earn feed into upgrades — bigger gem multipliers, a wider magnet, more speed if you can handle it. Spend them well and the next run gets noticeably richer.

What keeps it going: • Briefs that swing from royalty to cartoon animals, so the "right" answer changes every run • Split-second lane choices instead of a leisurely wardrobe menu • End-of-run upgrades you actually feel on the very next attempt • Skins and themes that unlock as your collection grows

Read the brief at the top first, then watch the lanes. Your character walks forward on her own — all you control is which lane she is in when an item goes past.

Controls: 1. Move between lanes: - on a computer: A/D or the left/right arrow keys. - on phones and tablets: hold the screen and drag left or right. 2. Collect: just touch an item to wear it. There is no confirm step, so a lane change is a commitment. 3. Pose: the runway ends on its own and the scoring happens automatically.

• Look one screen ahead, not at your character. By the time an item is next to her the decision is already made.
• A near-miss on the brief scores better than a full outfit of wrong pieces — when in doubt, skip rather than grab.
• Take the magnet upgrade early. It quietly fixes the lane choices you get wrong, which is most of them at first.
• Speed upgrades are a trap until your reads are clean. More speed means less thinking time, not more score.
• Chase gems on runs where the brief is easy, and play it safe on runs where it is not.

Yes — it runs free in your browser on Crazyig. No download, no install, no account.

Phones, tablets and desktop all work. Touch devices use a drag to switch lanes and desktop uses the keyboard; the runway plays the same either way.