Historical Dress Up Games

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I have a confession to make. I love playing dress up games online. It's a way to let my childish side run rampant and to relax for a while. It ranks right up there with fan fiction for the top spot on my list of internet guilty pleasures. So, without further adieu, here are a few historically accurate games that I keep coming back to over and over again.

The Tudors Scene Maker has a huge amount of items hailing from the late 16th and early 17th centuries for both male and female characters, who can be customized and arranged in scenes. The combinations and possibilities are endless.

Savivi on DeviantArt.com created four great games: Regency Hero, Regency Heroine, 18th Century, and Soulless Victorian. All of them have great art quality, great clothes, and are greatly enjoyable.

Last but not least, we have my favorite game on the list, Erte Elegance, which allows you to build your own 1920s evening gown. It's deliciously glamorous, and you can tell that the creator of the game really did their research. 


Bonus Round: It won't be out for another month or so (unless you happen to have a subscription to Dolldivine.com, in which case you can play the beta testing version), but the Dandy Maker looks like it will be a doozy. According to the preview image, there's a whole section of the game devoted to cravats. Sign me up.