A bit scarce as far as content go, but I think there's still some enjoyment to be had here. The character art works well, and it was nice that you could be very particular about what items (i.e. hood, gloves) showed up and which didn't. A color wheel where you could select any color on the spectrum instead of the pre-selected ones would've been cool, though. I also thought that your solution for selecting body parts, *then* selecting their color, made a lot of sense. It lets you keep everything on-screen at once to cut down on the number of menus you have to go digging through.

As far as the rest of the UI/UX goes, having the color selector in the main menu really confused me for a bit, I thought it was interactive. It also might be a good idea to have the music play by default, then let the user silence it if they choose, instead of defaulting to silence. The playback quality also seemed very low; maybe a bitrate issue?

One last note: I really liked how detailed the instructions were; you could even tweak them to recommend that people take a screen cap with the Print Screen key on their keyboard if they want to save a pic of their character.

this is a pretty cool dress-up game. must have taken a while to draw all the ideas for a superhero. I'd say the only thing is to put a back button after choosing male or female. good job with layering everything as well. but it does need a more-fine tuned theme song.

Nice