The gameplay style is the same as you'll see on games like Sally's Salon and other more recent types of gameplay. You make your customer smile by figuring out what they want, and you gotta hurry because you have plenty of customers. Running a costume shop was not really my cup of coffee, but it actually was pretty fun and I enjoyed the upgrades. At the time, there wasn't a whole lot of games that had the type of game play and the graphics are pretty nice also. I have to say I was really surprised and really enjoyed the game.

On the one hand I really enjoy this type of game which combines some sort of fashion/shop with a TM game, but on the other hand I really dislike the mini-game type thing on the side for 'returns' (something akin to a M3 type game) and the amount of effort it takes to measure someone, or change their hair type. I like simple click and do games, rather click, do a puzzle and then do games. This one was a little bit too much for me to do a simple task therefore it didn't keep my interest up enough for me to even finish the game.

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this game. While repetitive, like many time management games can be, Costume Chaos gave enough of a challenge to finish in time without letting customers get angry to be entertaining. Graphics and sounds are good and the concept is solid. This game lets you move to a new 'place' after a reasonable amount of levels in one location, keeping it interesting. Worth it if you are looking for a relaxed time management game.

It was interesting but it wasn't really a fun game. Graphics were great but the gameplay is slow and it takes a long time to get challenging. I recommend it if you're bored and there's nothing else to do or if you like easy games, but not if you like fast-paced games.

Not the most interesting game...kind of redundant. I feel like this is more suited for young kids.