i do not understand the sync part but overall very good.
Reviews for "Dress Jill 2 (medal ed.)"
I can honestly say I came into this game with low expectations; basically I clicked play just to earn some medals. However, I'm definitely impressed by the amount of work put into this game. I appreciate the fact that there's more than just randomly dressing up a girl here - there's challenges, and even little minigame quests that were entertaining. Also, considering how difficult English is for speakers of other languages, I think your grammar is pretty good.
I think this game is good. I do, however, think there should be more hints as to what you need to do for killing the plant challenge because the whole mixing acids thing had too much trial and error to it. The same goes for the make an antidote challenge but this one is even worse because there are 512 possible combinations and you get absolutely nothing as to what to do except for these white blocks. If you can send me in right direction for this puzzle that would be great, or pm me the solution is fine too. But other then that, I had fun. It tested the little knowledge I have of Resident Evil, and by adding those challenges it makes it more than your standard dress up game.
Good graphics but my only problem is I can't select any select any of the answers by clicking on them when I try I get a message only 1 challenge at a time, most dress ups on ng are point and click based.
Not my type of game, but I have to admit that it looks excellent. In fact, I only opened it out of curiosity, but I was surprised at how sharp the graphics look. The character is appropriately beautiful, the functions are self-explanatory, and in the short time I played I saw no lag or glitches. From what I saw of the clothing options, it were quite varied. The inclusion of challenges, purchasing items, and achievements makes it more interesting than the average dress-up gadget; even better, these features show that you put more into the game than just T&A. I didn't play long enough to comment on anything else, but I consider this largely a visual/graphical experience. It succeeds at that.